All articles by Chris Elliott – Page 3
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Comment & OpinionWhy stevia may not be the quick fix to our sugar crisis
The first serious warning about too much sugar in our diet appeared over 40 years ago
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Comment & OpinionFingerprint the food fraudsters says Chris Elliott
”During a normal working week I get details of two to four major food fraud incidents being uncovered somewhere in the world”
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Comment & OpinionFewer inspections may lead to 'catastrophic consequences'
Some people relax by reading the newspaper. I indulge myself with a good look at Food Standards Agency Board papers
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Comment & OpinionThe long road to 'antibiotic free' meat
What is to blame for the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance?
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Comment & OpinionChina raises the food safety bar
The Chinese food system will become a lot safer and the level of fraud will reduce substantially
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Comment & OpinionCampylobacter battle is hampered by one-dimensional thinking
The FSA needs to target foodservice and not just retail, says Professor Chris Elliot
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Comment & OpinionFood fraud: a year of progress?
The anniversary of the publication of my final report on the integrity and assurance of food supply networks is close
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Comment & OpinionArsenic debate raises risk of food fraud in rice
With the EC poised to introduce new safety limits on inorganic arsenic, rice could become a target for frausters warns Professor Chris Elliott.
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Comment & OpinionMaggi noodles recall brings testing times for Nestlé
I heard the first rumblings about the Nestlé Maggi noodle issue in India early in June…
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Comment & OpinionProfessor Chris Elliott on why UK food needs the FSA
The Conservatives could never be described as champions of the FSA
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Comment & OpinionLocal food vital for food security says Chris Elliott
For once, not an article about food safety from me but rather one on food sourcing. As someone from Northern Ireland…
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Comment & OpinionTrust in supply chains will bring opportunities to UK food
the sharing of important non-competitive information across the different sectors of the food industry is still quite fragmented
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