Alpro's decision not to combine the manufacture their nut and their soya milks on one line is very good news – not just for those mums of nut- and dairy-allergic children who campaigned so hard to make them change their minds, but for the allergen-free food world in general. (For …
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Bravo Alpro! Nut and soya milks to be made on dedicated lines.
Excellent news this morning in a letter from Ann de Jaeger, Alpro's public relations head honcho. 'As part of a major investment programme in our facilities, we will arrange our current production lines to be dedicated to producing rice, soya and oat drinks or almond, hazelnut …
Nano silver and Ebola – and self repair dental caries
Two random articles I was reading this morning which seemed worth a wider airing: FDA, mainstream media denounce nano silver as 'bogus cure' for Ebola virus. A interesting and quite measured article from Natural News (they are not always measured....) on the possible use of …
The battle of the supermarkets – again…
This morning Derby City Council was reported as calling for a tax of up to £400 million to be imposed on the larger supermarkets, the money to be spent on regenerating the town centres which have suffered so badly as a result of supermarket expansion. Such a scheme, known as the …
Regulating for health – to nanny or not to nanny
I went to an extremely interesting FABResearch conference last week – Sugar, Fat & Addiction: New Approaches to the Public Health Crisis; I will be reporting on the medical aspects in next week's newsletter. However, two of the presentations focused not on the medical aspects …