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Link between processed meat and illness sparks calls for integrated policy - Vimarsana News

Link between processed meat and illness sparks calls for integrated policy

The global rise in the red and processed meat trade over the past 30 years has been linked to a sharp increase in diet-related illnesses.

10 Features of a Heart-healthy Eating Pattern - Vimarsana News

10 Features of a Heart-healthy Eating Pattern

A new statement reflects the latest scientific evidence on the benefits of heart-healthy eating throughout life and the association between poor diet quality and increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death.

Global Animal Feed Additives Market to Reach $18 Billion by - Vimarsana News

Global Animal Feed Additives Market to Reach $18 Billion by

Abstract: Global Animal Feed Additives Market to Reach $18 Billion by 2026 Feed additives constitute the most important component in animal nutrition, and...

Clean label processed meats: Australian industry says high pressure processing tech is way forward – but cost a major hurdle - Vimarsana News

Clean label processed meats: Australian industry says high pressure processing tech is way forward – but cost a major hurdle

The Australian meat industry and state research body CSIRO believe that high pressure processing (HPP) tech is the way forward to create truly clean label processed meat products such as sausages and hams, though current high cost hurdles still prevent this from becoming mainstream.

Individual dietary choices can add – or take away – minutes, hours and years of life - Vimarsana News

Individual dietary choices can add – or take away – minutes, hours and years of life

A new study puts numbers to the health and environmental benefits – or impacts – of individual foods and shows how small changes can make a significant difference.