
Enough to put you off your food: Shocking finds
Some discoveries of what's been hiding in food is enough to put you off them.
Some discoveries of what's been hiding in food is enough to put you off them.
The bacteria could result in a person having diarrhoea, fevers, headaches or to vomit.
Shoppers flee from mice in Takanini Countdown.
Staff quit after alleging expired food was served after it had been thrown in a skip.
Three children had allergic reactions to the mispackaged sausages.
There was no evidence of any risks in the supply chain or the food safety system.
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It is the second incident of its kind in New Zealand in recent months.
An incident at a Bunnings three years ago has changed how we will enjoy the iconic snag.
Move has prompted some Indian community members to say: "leave our festive food alone".
New compliance process eases red tape for small cheese makers
Auckland Council has found 24 eateries did not meet acceptable food safety standards.
South Auckland shop investigated after complaint incites social media furore.
A batch of Beecorner lemon honey has been recalled because it may contain sharp metal.
Listeria levels breached food safety standards in 15.5 per cent of meat samples.
UK Government has been accused of "massively overreacting" by telling people not to eat roast potatoes despite no scientific proof of a link to cancer.
It's the world's favourite chocolate spread, but a report claims one of Nutella's main ingredients is carcinogenic.
A Consumer NZ test of 40 fresh chicken products has found campylobacter in nearly two-thirds of samples. Consumer NZ chief executive
New Zealand retailers have assured customers their frozen berries are safe following a hepatitis scare with similar products in Australia.
The newly appointed Food Safety Minister is refusing to comment on a painful food poisoning epidemic that has swept the country, as the stomach bug's source remains unknown.
A major supermarket chain has issued a recall of a breakfast spread over fears it contains traces of peanuts, which could pose a danger for those with a peanut allergy.
The debate over importing Australian tomatoes which have been zapped with radiation has been driven by fierce trans-Tasman rivalry rather than legitimate food safety concerns, growers across the ditch say.
Drinking one can of fizzy drink a day can increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by a fifth, researchers have found.
Fonterra will launch its own infant formula brand in China this year as it looks to grab a slice of the booming market for the product in the Asian superpower.
A study has linked soft drinks to depression - with diet versions particularly problematic. Coffee, however, appeared to have the opposite effect.
Misleading nutrition and health claims about food will be stopped under new regulations on labelling.