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FOOD SAFETY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND CHINA: THE MELAMINE CASE – EU China Observer

With the rise of globalisation, more and more foods and food products are traded around the world. Reliable food analysis techniques are necessary to ensure that these foods are of a high quality and safe to eat when they reach consumers. While different countries use different methods to test harmful substances in food, the level of reliability, comparability and acceptability of these methods can be improved through international collaboration.

Målet er trygg mat verden over - MATINDUSTRIEN

The objective is safe food worldwide. Growth in global food trade increases the need for coherent global inspection procedures and methods.

Research with Europe: The Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development in Egypt ”.

This publication presents the outcomes of the science and technology cooperation between Egypt and the European Union within the Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development. It highlights the key thematic areas of collaborative research and it provides a summary of all projects with Egyptian participants during the period 2002-2008.

MONIQA tackles food quality and safety with innovative result - CORDIS news

How safe is the food we eat? While many have been stumped by this question, the EU-funded MONIQA ('Monitoring and quality assurance in the total food supply chain') project has responded with the development of reliable tools and methods to assess the foods we consume. The project, backed with over EUR 12 million under the 'Food quality and safety' Thematic area of the EU's Sixth Framework Programme (FP6), offers a database of food quality and safety issues, as well as analytical tools for food production and the supply chain.

"News aus Brüssel" Wirtschaftsagentur Wien

MoniQA was featured in the daily email newsletter of the Wirtschaftsagentur Wien (22/06/2010).

MoniQA in the Italian Press: Italian Journal of Food Science

Italian Journal of Food Science Volume XXI, Number2 2009

 

Campden BRI research summary sheet No 2009-18

Campden BRI research summary sheet No 2009-18 about MoniQA.

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