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September 30, 2024


Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) statement on tomato brown rugose fruit virus and food safety


September 13, 2024


El futuro de la agricultura y de la seguridad alimentaria


August 26, 2024


Risk assessment of plant commodities in the European Union - Find out more about the step-by-step process of risk assessment of imported plant commodities in the EU and the role of the European Food Safety Authority


August 16, 2024


Arizona State University researchers help to control cancer-causing poison in corn - Study introduces X-ray irradiation as sterilization method for contaminated corn


July 29, 2024


Risk assessment of plant commodities in the European Union


June 21, 2024


European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) updates its Independence Policy


February 16, 2024


France - Les semences et plants au cœur de la souveraineté alimentaire


November 28, 2023


Boosting knowledge and harmonisation in the mycotoxin field through sustainable scientific alliances – MYCOBOOST


September 26, 2023


El grano de la humanidad y su conservación - Las razas nativas de maíz representan una riqueza biológica que debe protegerse - Espacios como el Banco de Germoplasma del CIMMYT contribuyen a este propósito en beneficio de toda la sociedad.


July 24, 2023


Aflasafe technology showcased at international, high-level biocontrol events


January 4, 2023


Climate change prompts rise in toxic corn fungus


October 24, 2022


Government of Ghana launches landmark Aflatoxin Policy calling for Aflasafe adoption to mitigate food and feed contamination


September 16, 2022


La seguridad nacional pasa por la seguridad en semillas: Acosemillas (Más Colombia)


June 28, 2022


Who trusts gene-edited foods? New study gauges public acceptance


June 27, 2022


U.S. Food and Drug Administration favorably concludes HB4 wheat food and feed safety evaluation


May 27, 2022


USDA NIFA invests more than $5M in mitigating antimicrobial resistance across the food chain


May 20, 2022


New University of Georgia study will look to lettuce microbes for food safety solutions


April 19, 2022


China launches remote sensing on crops to forecast production and ensure food safety (Global Times)


March 23, 2022


Myths and realities about genetically modified food: A risk-benefit analysis


February 16, 2022


Japan's food safety and security expert says GM and genome-edited crops are safer than conventional varieties


January 6, 2022


Meet the Indian researcher helping to solve the deadly aflatoxin puzzle (Forbes)


January 3, 2022


Mars Chocolate and ICRISAT eye low aflatoxin contamination peanut, launch new research project


November 9, 2021


Arsenic-safe rice earns IRRI finalist status in global food systems challenge


September 23, 2021


Glyphosate - European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) launch consultations


July 20, 2021


Burkina Faso begins the journey toward SAFEVEG - Healthy, locally produced vegetables will soon be part of markets and meals in the West African country


July 13, 2021


Safety verification of genetically modified rice morphology, hereditary nature, and quality (Environmental Sciences Europe)


May 18, 2021


Self-test for allergens in food
Zelftest voor allergenen in etenswaren


May 11, 2021


European Food Safety Authority - Modification of the existing maximum residue levels and setting of import tolerances for thiabendazole in various crops


May 6, 2021


USA - First-ever food safety standard for indoor produce launched (Greenhouse Grower)


May 3, 2021


Kenya - Crackdown on maize from Uganda still on (The Standard)


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