The Quadram Institute secures funding for advanced research into safety and microbiology, as the European Food Safety Authority flags titanium dioxide as unsafe for human consumption.
Quadram institute awarded funding for projects
The Quadram Institute has been awarded funding by the UK’s Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) for two new projects in food safety and microbiology.
The BBSRC Canada Partnering Awards are four-year awards to a maximum of £50,000 over the course of the project, encouraging long-time collaboration with scientists internationally.
The first partnership, led by Dr Matthew Gilmour, will focus on the advancement of genomic tools to study the foodborne transmission of
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IKEA, Tesco and all the product recalls and alerts this week in Ireland
There have been a number of serious recalls on products across Tesco, IKEA, and other supermarkets across Ireland.
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It has been a hectic few weeks for retailers across Ireland with the return of non-essential items for sale in line with the recent lifting of restrictions.
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Researchers have for years observed the high protein value of yellow mealworms, which contain required fat and amino acids. AFP pic
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LONDON, May 5 More insects are on their way to dinner plates in Europe under an agreement between EU countries to label them “innovative food” that is safe to eat, the European Commission said yesterday.
The endorsement means the 27-nation bloc is close to adopting an EU law allowing residents and visitors to tuck into a dish featuring dried yellow mealworm, the larva of the mealworm beetle, Tenebrio molitor.