The Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta raised the number of recorded cases of influenza A (H3N2 variant virus infections to 29 from 17.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Friday that it had approved the Sanofi SA and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc drug Zaltrap for patients wi

China’s food administration has issued a warning over the consumption of wild mushrooms, after several food poisoning cases involving wild mushrooms w

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA has announced that it has lifted the quarantine on the aquaculture facility in British Columbia, which was

Gummi-bear manufacturer Haribo has been fined €2.4m by German antitrust authorities for exchanging sales information with competitors.

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When business resumed after the weekend the original deadline for registration (August 5, 2012 elapsed, food business operators, manufacturers and of

After being re-elected as the chief of CODEX Alimentarius Commission, a world food standards body, for the second time, Sanjay Dave, has stepped down

Foster’s Group has hit out at complaints leveled at its Victoria Bitter (VB brand Facebook page and upheld by the Australian Advertising Standards Bo

Indonesia is facing a potentially hazardous food safety crisis, after regulator officials revealed many unregistered food imports are being sold in su