Global rules on advertising food and drinks to children are inconsistent and changing
Many countries have regulations to control children’s exposure to advertising for products with high levels of fat, sugar and salt, and there is a distinct lack of harmony...
Global rules on advertising food and drinks to children are inconsistent and changing
Many countries have regulations to control children’s exposure to advertising for products with high levels of fat, sugar and salt, and there is a distinct lack of harmony...
Navigating ashwagandha: balancing safety, consumer demand and regulatory concerns
In April of this year, Denmark banned ashwagandha, stating that it has been impossible to find a safe dose (1)...
Recycled plastics and food contact materials: a regulatory snapshot
Uncertainty surrounding the rules governing the use of recycled plastics in food contact materials (FCMs) risks...
Did you know? Eight pieces of retained EU law will be revoked by end of year
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has identified eight pieces of retained EU Law that are no longer required in the UK...
