Jeremy Gerrard

The New York Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that it would not reinstate New York City’s portion cap rule, passed in 2012 that sought to limit the sale of sugar-sweetened drinks, like soda, to no more than 16 ounces.

As the 2014 World Cup continues to ignite the globe with football fever, official champagne supplier of the games Taittinger, announced the release of a limited edition Brut Réserve NV and a gift carton made for the competition.

A sensor designed by University of Southampton researchers is currently in the testing phase and could cut the time needed to detect bacteria on surfaces from days to hours.

Lentils top the list, but consumers are showing growing concern for gut and digestive health.

Mislabeling and undeclared allergens lead the reasons for recalled products.

The Consumer Goods Forum board of directors agrees to new strategic milestones to help ensure the wellbeing of consumers.

CSIA says the automation industry could grow between 5 percent and 15 percent in the coming months.

Known as LEAP, the new project services combines Honeywell proprietary hardware and software, virtualization and cloud engineering.

After a year-long investigation, Whole Foods Markets has agreed to pay almost $800,000 in penalties and investigative costs and subject to a 5-year court order for pricing violations throughout California.

FDA released three final guidances and one draft guidance this week to provide clarity on the use of nanotechnology in FDA-regulated products, with specific attention to the technology’s use in food and food for animals.