Food prices could rise under a no-deal Brexit
Which? reveals how food could become more expensive if there's a no-deal Brexit due to the tariffs applied to popular groceries.
10 popular food myths debunked
The internet is full of inaccurate nutrition and health advice. Here we address popular food myths and show you don't need to avoid the foods you've been led to fear or avoid such as soya, dairy and MSG.
Food recall: Aldi warns some Roosters chicken products may contain salmonella
Aldi recalls Roosters Southern Fried Poppin' Chicken and Breaded Poppin' Chicken as the products may contain salmonella bacteria, which causes food poisoning.
As a crucial vote approaches, will MPs protect the UK’s food standards?
As the Agriculture Bill returns to Parliament for MPs to vote on, consumers vote overwhelming to uphold current UK food standards. A Which? survey has found consumers are strongly opposed to food produced to lower standards being allowed into the UK.
Chlorine-washed chicken vs chlorine-washed salad leaves: what’s the difference?
We eat salad leaves washed in chlorine, so why are we so averse to chicken treated in the same way? Here we explain the difference between the two, and the reasoning behind our concerns.
Brexit trade deals: how UK food standards compare to the world
Which? investigates the differences between food and farming standards between the UK and countries including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US, Japan and India ahead of trade deals being negotiated and finalised.
Why Which? is calling on the government to protect food standards
As trade deal discussions continue Which? is calling on the government to clarify its position on protecting UK food standards and maintain the ban on chlorine-washed chicken and hormone-treated beef.
Are you eating food past its use-by date?
A Food Standards Agency survey reveals a number of people eat food past its use-by date. Are you among those taking chances with this risky practice?
Aldi will not sell chlorinated chicken or hormone-injected beef
Aldi joins Waitrose in pledging to not stock produce that does not meet current standards following a potential UK-US trade deal that could see the relaxing of food standards.
Product recall: Primula cheese spreads may contain toxic bacteria
Cheese maker Primula has withdrawn all of its cheese tubes from sale after the discovery of Clostridium botulinum in one of its products. The company, which says it’s working ’round...