The Food and Drug Administration needs to fulfill its mandate to fight food fraud. That means enforcing laws that are already on the books.

Following the dairy safety scare earlier in the year, New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries has released its findings from extensive testing o

Swedish furniture giant Ikea is insisting its meatballs contain no horsemeat, yet that has not stopped many Chinese customers expressing concerns.

The two major dairy policy proposals before Congress agree that price supports are outdated and less than useful.

In the case of the U.S.D.A.’s Food Safety Inspection Service, a furlough of part of the meat inspection workforce may force meat processing plants to

The FSA is today publishing further details of the European Union sampling programme that was agreed by member states and announced by the FSA last we

KFC is dropping more than 1,000 farms from its network of suppliers in China to make sure the food it serves is safe after a scandal over tainted chic

Under the next State government, Western Australia’s liquor licensing laws are likely to be relaxed according to recent announcements by each of the m

In a bid to guarantee food safety, China will issue a specific regulation on baby formula in the near future, an official said Monday.

The horsemeat scandal in Europe is speeding up the European Union’s work on new food labeling regulations.