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A sign for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration outside offices in Silver Spring, Md., Dec. 10, 2020.

FDA Proposes New Requirements for Food Additives and Ingredients

Currently, companies can decide for themselves if an ingredient is “generally recognized as safe.”

German Cookie Maker to Expand in the U.S.

The company is acquiring a Mississippi counterpart and adding a new facility nearby.

Morse: Over 100 Models, Over 60 Demo Videos

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Invisible Risks That Fail Compliance

There’s a big difference between looking compliant and actually being compliant. Learn how airborne food dust silently compromises the very systems inspectors monitor for compliance.

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Taylor Farms boxes are loaded on a field in the town of Doctor Mora, Guanajuato, Mexico, March 26, 2008.

Taylor Farms Recalls Jalapeno Products Over Salmonella Concerns

The announcement followed its recall of iceberg lettuce in a multistate cyclospora outbreak.

The Hidden Cost of Airborne Contamination in Food Manufacturing

When it comes to food manufacturing, sometimes the biggest risks are in the air you're breathing.

Campbell’s Announces Gluten-Free Goldfish

The new cheddar-flavored crackers will debut later this year.

Cut Wastewater Cost-to-treat Up to 50%

Whether you’re in bottling or beef, CarboNet chemistry improves treatment performance while reducing your chemical and labor costs. It’s worth a toast. Perhaps with cheese.

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A coalition of farmers, consumer and environmental groups hold placards after a press conference at the Greenpeace office in Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 11, 2026.

Farmers, Environmental Groups Call for Rejection of GMO Rice Trial

The genetically modified rice resists diseases and tolerates the herbicide glyphosate.

Farmer Henrik Jan ten Cate stands in his potato field, Poortvliet, Netherlands, Aug. 11, 2026.

Punishing Drought Shrivels Dutch Potatoes, Bosnian Corn

The drought is even hitting the Czech Republic's famed beer industry.

Workers unload crates of wine grapes, Corte Franca, Italy, Aug. 6, 2026.

Extreme Heat Reshapes Italy's Sparkling Wine Industry

Even a few days can mean the difference between a good vintage and a bad one.

The Cost of Compromising in Food Processing

One of the toughest dilemmas food processors face is being forced to make sacrifices due to equipment limitations. Whether it’s product quality, efficiency, or consistency, failing to maintain high standards in any of these core objectives drives up costs.

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