EU watchdog proposes ban on E171 food colouring
The European Commission plans to ban the use of the food additive titanium dioxide (E171) following the results of a new safety assessment by the EFSA. Find out which UK foods contain E171.
Caterpillar cakes compared: which supermarket came out on top?
Over the weekend Which? hosted a caterpillar cake blind taste test. We bought Colin from Marks and Spencer, Calli from Tesco, Wiggles from Sainsbury's, Cecil from Waitrose, Charlie from Co-op and Clyde from Asda to see who is the King or Queen of caterpillar cakes.
Food recall: certain chicken products sold in Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and B&M recalled
Vestey Foods has recalled Chick Inn 32 Jumbo Chicken Nuggets (England and Wales only), and SFC has recalled SFC Chicken Poppets and Take Home Boneless Buckets due to salmonella. If you've bought these chicken products, do not eat them – return them for a full refund.
The truth about boosting your immune system
With so much poor information around what you can do to boost your immune system and protect yourself from coronavirus we break down what's fact and what's fiction.
10 easy ways to reduce food waste at home
Every year in the UK we waste enough food to fill 38m wheelie bins. Here's how to waste less when you're prepping and cooking food at home.
Plant-based vs vegan: what’s the difference?
We help you navigate the food aisle with a breakdown of what plant-based and vegan labelling actually means and how they differ.
How to make your diet more planet-friendly
How what we eat impacts the environment and ways to make your diet more sustainable 2021
Six festive foods you should never feed your dog – plus the houseplants that can be harmful
Avoid any emergency trips to the vet by knowing what you can and can’t feed your dog this Christmas. Plus, we reveal the houseplants that pet owners should be wary of
Post-Brexit trade deals: the latest on protecting UK food standards
We know UK consumers want existing food standards to be maintained once the transition period ends and don't want food produced to lower standard imported into the UK. How has the government assured us they will listen to our concerns?
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.