Food industry
Hellenic Food Authority recalls white pepper product
It contains mustard without labeling
Romania's record high sunflower crop to be exported unprocessed due to lack of oil plants
Romania registers this year the highest sunflower output since it joined the EU, by approximately 1.22 million tons higher compared to 2020, but due to the lack of processing units it has to sell the unprocessed crop to EU countries and not only, say the representatives of the Romanian Farmers Club.
World Food Prices Rocket up Again in May - FAO
Global food prices surged in May at its fastest pace since October 2010, BBC reported. The foods rose by 39.7 % on monthly basis, a report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) showed. The robust growth of prices was largely due to pandemic restrictions which disrupted deliveries in some parts of the world.
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How ‘Thirsty’ is Our Food? (infographic)
Bovine meat is the most water-demanding food
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European Commission approves € 500m for Greek food service sector
It will support restaurants and take away food service providers, catering, beverage service, and other food-service
Blockchain technology to be applied as a first in Romanian food sector
The blockchain technology, known until now in the financial industry, will be applied, for the first time, in the Romanian food sector, offering consumers the possibility of discovering information, straight from the farm, regarding the origin and quality of the produce they consume.
Food Prices in Bulgaria Rocket to Record Highs during Pandemic
Food prices in Bulgaria are the highest for the last 5 years. Prices of most products have risen to a record high during the pandemic, data from the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets show.
The Mystery of Herxheim: Was an entire village cannibalized?
Tool marks on the bones show that the flesh had been carefully scraped off while larger bones were broken, possibly to get at the marrow
Agricultural lands narrowing significantly, says former official
Cultivation areas across Turkey have narrowed dramatically over the recent years, while hikes in food prices on a global scale are making it harder to import agricultural products, a former official has warned.
In-depth approach needed to control food prices: TOBB
The Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) is set to present a report on ways to curb rising food prices to the authorities, an executive of the union has said.