ZB Importing LLC has issued a recall for six varieties of Ülker snack rolls, biscuits and wafers due to undeclared wheat, ...

EU bans caffeine use in pesticides - because it’s ‘harmful to humans if swallowed’ - In banning the substance for use on ...

The purpose of Keller and Heckman’s latest publication, Prop 65 Pulse, is to provide our readers with an idea of the ongoing ...

A 2023 report from the National Coffee Association found that 63% of Americans drink coffee every day. According to recent surveys, the ...

The papers have been focusing on the impending Trump trade wars, as well as a warning of retail job losses and a subscription ...

A moderate amount of caffeine every day is fine, but if you take this too far you could be putting your heart health at risk. “Coffee remains a go-to for many due to its energy-boosting benefits ...

A medical professional has issued a stark warning about four everyday habits ... snacks up to two hours before bedtime. Excessive caffeine consumption can also jeopardise your heart health.

South Korea food labels, Indonesia GM food hoaxes, China food safety concerns and more feature in this edition of Safety First.

Here's what experts want parents to know. Fact checked by Sarah Scott Trigger warning: This article mentions suicide. Health care professionals are concerned after a new study shows an increase in ...

The company said Tuesday it updated the prescribing label of the drug, Librela, to mention rare health problems that had been reported since its introduction in the U.S. in 2023.

The government-mandated warning labels, introduced in July 2020, are intended to inform consumers that drinking while pregnant increased the risk of potential life-long health issues in unborn ...

It further warns that nutrition labels are not required to disclose how much caffeine is in a product, so it can be difficult to know how much of it your kid is drinking—and stresses that it’s ...