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Article Type: Food facts From: Nutrition & Food Science, Volume 38, Issue 5.
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Popularity of organic goods “could falter”. Despite growing interest in organic products by UK consumers, it is feared that the sector could suffer the effects of the credit crunch.
Vegan honey alternative launched. Two new syrups are being introduced by geo organics that can be used as an alternative to honey by vegans.
Salt reduction limits reached, says cake expert. UK food manufacturers have reached the maximum amount of salt that can be removed from cakes and biscuits,an expert has said.
Vegan pesto product launched. Vegetarian and vegan company essential has created a new vegan food product, which is also organic.
European Union (EU) proposals could see arrival of chlorinated chickens. Chlorinated chickens could soon be on sale in the UK under new plans from the EU.
British meals boosted by “environmental focus”. The increasing focus on the environment by the British public has served to boost the popularity of British food, it has been claimed.
Hyperactive link to additives must be investigated, as there is a strong case for the link between hyperactivity in children and food additives, one expert has said.
