All Legislation articles – Page 10
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Product NewsYellow Door begin research into ancient grains of healthy baking
Northern Ireland artisan bakery Yellow Door has begun research into using ancient grains for baking healthier bread.
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Product NewsSandwich-makers set out vision for post-Brexit foodservice staffing
Trade groups including the British Sandwich Association have set out plans for foodservice staffing in post-Brexit Britain.
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Product NewsShould the NHS be paying £25m for gluten-free food?
Medical experts have been fiercely debating the £25m the NHS spends on prescription gluten-free food for coeliacs.
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Product NewsSweet Nothings set to create unique all-butter flapjack range
Cheshire-based baked snacks brand Sweet Nothings has revealed to British Baker that it is bringing out a unique all-butter flapjack bites range, with no added sugars and 100% natural ingredients.
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Product NewsNew gluten-free trade association formed
New trade body the Gluten Free Industry Association (GFIA) has been created in response to soaring sales of gluten-free food.
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Product NewsFour ways wholegrains can help you lose weight
Paediatric dietitian Maeve Hanan has written a report in the Network Health Digest extolling the benefits of wholegrains on weight management.
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Product NewsNew gluten-free pie from Pieminister
Pieminister has extended its gluten-free line-up with The Gluten Free Ranger made with free-range British chicken and ham with leeks & thyme.
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NewsDentists urge businesses to combat ‘cake culture’
Dentists say ‘cake culture’ – celebrating success or special occasions with sweet treats – has made the workplace a main site of sugar consumption for many Brits.
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Product NewsBrits spending more on free-from products than sparkling wine
Free-from food and drink has been one of the fastest-growing categories in UK supermarkets this year, according to research by analysts Nielsen.
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Product NewsHealth campaigners attack ‘shocking’ level of salt in crumpets
Crumpets have come under fire from health campaigners Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH), who found a single Warburtons’ Giant Crumpet contains more salt than three bags of ready salted crisps.
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Product NewsCampden BRI to hold gluten-free conference
Food and drink advisory service Campden BRI will hold a conference on 16-17 March 2017 for the food manufacturing sector on the development of gluten-free bakery products.
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Product NewsNew gluten-free wheat?
Gluten-free might not have to mean wheat-free, according to a new report, with new wheat crops being developed as an alternative to a gluten-free diet.
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Product NewsCAP bans high-fat, salt and sugar food ads targeting children
A ban on advertising food high in fat, salt or sugar in media targeted at kids has been announced by The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP).
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NewsHave your say on gluten-free food labelling
Bakers are being given a chance to have their say on the introduction of new regulations in England to enforce EU rules on the labelling of gluten-free foods.
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NewsPatisserie Holdings fined £60k after mouse droppings found in bakery
Patisserie Holdings has been fined £60k after inspectors found mouse droppings at a bakery.
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NewsUdi’s owner Boulder Brands quits UK gluten-free market
Boulder Brands – owner of the Udi’s gluten-free brand – has pulled out of the UK market.
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NewsFDF seminar for SMEs announced
Small and medium-sized food and drink producers (SMEs) can receive guidance on sugar reduction, labelling and claims at an upcoming seminar run by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) and Leatherhead Food Research (LFR).
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Product NewsStudy says baked goods contain highest levels of salt
Baked goods are among the biggest contributors to high levels of salt consumption by US children, researchers have claimed.
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Product NewsIrwin’s launches new low-sugar range for families
Northern Ireland bakery Irwin’s has created a new range of low-sugar products aimed at families.
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Product NewsFSA publishes summary of food incidents
Allergy alerts accounted for more than half the product recall notices issued by the Food Standards Agency between July and September this year.