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1. MEPs reject new food labels January 31, 2012

Environment committee votes against allowing ‘now contains X% less' claims on food packaging. The European Parliament's environment committee today (31 January) rejected a...

MEPs reject new food labels

2. Simple ways to save lives and money September 29, 2011

Addressing risk factors through simple lifestyle interventions would result in a significant reduction in the prevalence of chronic diseases. In your special report on...

3. Support for deal on food labelling rules July 7, 2011

Consumer groups welcome rules agreed by MEPs and member states. Food and consumer groups have welcomed new rules on food labelling agreed by the European Parliament and the...

Support for deal on food labelling rules

4. E. coli outbreak blamed on fenugreek seeds July 5, 2011

European Food Safety Authority says seeds from Egypt caused European health scare. Fenugreek seeds imported from Egypt are the most likely source of the recent E. Coli...

5. Parliament and Council move to end-game on food-labelling law May 19, 2011

MEPs and national diplomats are to intensify negotiations next week on a law governing food labelling. Officials on both sides are hopeful of reaching agreement and so...

Parliament and Council move to end-game on food-labelling law

6. MEPs split ahead of food-labelling talks April 20, 2011

Demand for extension of country-of-origin included. The European Parliament is in disarray over a food-labelling law as MEPs prepare to embark on negotiations with the...

MEPs split ahead of food-labelling talks

7. MEPs struggle to agree on EU food labelling law April 7, 2011

The European Parliament is struggling to forge a united position on a food labelling law ahead of a crucial vote this month. MEPs have been re-running many of the same...

MEPs struggle to agree on EU food labelling law

8. Ministers to back label change on meat origin December 2, 2010

Plans would mean that meat products would have to be sold with labels showing their country of origin. Pork, poultry and lamb may have to be sold with labels showing their...

9. EAS October 14, 2010

Adviser - Food, Health and Nutrition Policy EAS is a specialist company providing advice to trade associations, governments and companies in the area of food, nutrition and...

10. Food for thought July 29, 2010

Decisions on health claims for food products are proving difficult to stomach for many in the industry. From milkshakes that help you lose weight to fizzy drinks that keep...

Food for thought

11. MEPs reject 'traffic-light' food labels June 16, 2010

Fat, salt and sugar content of processed foods to be labelled on the front of packets. The European Parliament today voted for the fat, salt and sugar content of all...

12. Critics of food labelling warn of protectionism April 15, 2010

The European Commission provoked tensions over food labelling, and now the European Parliament is having similar difficulties. How many nutritional facts should be stamped...

Critics of food labelling warn of protectionism

13. MEPs back a visible calorie count on food packs March 16, 2010

Parliament committee supports nutritiion facts but rejects 'traffic light' warnings. Food manufacturers should be obliged to display the calorie count of food and drink...

MEPs back a visible calorie count on food packs

14. Fear of information overload ahead of food labelling vote March 11, 2010

MEPs divided over food labelling rules as industry calls for a harmonised system. A long-running battle over the nutritional information that food companies must put on...

Fear of information overload ahead of food labelling vote

15. Helping people make a healthy choice? February 25, 2010

The use of nutrition labels on food packaging is a controversial and complex issue. What health information should be on a packet of cereal or a box of biscuits? The...

Helping people make a healthy choice?

16. The search for the elusive ‘fat gene' February 25, 2010

Does what's in your genes affect what's in your jeans? Fast food and the family slumped in front of the television have become the symbols of the ‘obesogenic' society, a...

The search for the elusive ‘fat gene'

17. A vital ingredient in food standards (i) May 14, 2009

There needs to be an EU-wide system of food labelling, but the European Commission's attempt at setting it up misses the target on many levels. Consumers have the right to...

A vital ingredient in food standards (i)

18. A vital ingredient in food standards (ii) May 14, 2009

There should be less bickering between supporters of rival food labelling systems and more action to provide important information for consumers. When you are buying...

A vital ingredient in food standards (ii)

19. No agreement on food labelling system May 14, 2009

The information that should be given on packaging is feeding divisions of opinion. What to put on the front of a packet has become one of the most controversial issues for...

20. When is ‘healthy' food really bad for you? May 14, 2009

The Commission still has a lot on its plate trying to establish which foods can be described as healthy. When is a doughnut a healthy snack and a slice of brown bread bad...

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