Far East digest
Korean junk food consumption halves in last decade
The rate that Korean teenagers regularly consume has halved over the past 10 years, the country’s health watchdog has found.
Archives for September 3, 2015
tna co-founder talks cashflow, acquisitions & fighting patent litigation, as firm celebrates 33 years as ‘Australian icon’
tna celebrates its 33rd anniversary this year and was recently recognised as an ‘Australian icon’ in the EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Eastern Australia, for its innovation in the food industry.
'Lack of trust' costs supermarkets halal meat sales
European supermarkets are losing out on halal meat sales because of trust issues and a lack of clear labelling, driving Muslim consumers to independent butchers, according to Euromonitor.
Soapbox - guest column
A body of proof for complementary medicine
Traditional and complementary medicines are widely used around the world and despite being frequently criticised for making unjustified clinical claims remain, the field remains one of the fastest growing areas of healthcare.