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Cocoa or green tea could counter the negative effects of high-fat food which tend to worsen during times of stress, a new study has found. Researchers said that food choices made while feeling stressed can influence how stress impacts heart health. The team from the University of Birmingham, UK, found that while high-fat foods can negatively affect the function of blood vessels and oxygen reaching the brain, flavanol-rich cocoa and green tea can protect vascular function (vessels) during periods of everyday stress. "We took a group of young healthy adults and gave them two butter croissants with 10 grams salted butter, 1.5 slices of cheddar cheese and 250 millilitres whole milk as breakfast and either a high-flavanol cocoa or a low-flavanol cocoa drink," first author Rosalind Baynham, University of Birmingham, explained. "Following (an eight minute-long) rest period, we asked the participants to complete a mental maths test which increased in speed for eight minutes, alerting them

Updated On: 23 Nov 2024 | 11:53 AM IST

FSSAI has improved ease of doing business in food industry as it instills confidence among consumers

Updated On: 16 Feb 2024 | 12:47 PM IST

A division bench has filed a suo motu PIL over the sale of food products passed their expiry dates that are repackaged on sold, raising concerns on public health and safety

Updated On: 11 Jan 2024 | 5:50 PM IST

Food standards regulator proposed action follows controversy about influencer withdrawing video about Bournvita

Updated On: 21 Apr 2023 | 8:35 PM IST

Delhi High Court said the term 'sub' is used widely by eateries for submarine sandwiches

Updated On: 17 Jan 2023 | 12:26 PM IST

Labels must have unambiguous information about health value of a food product, they say

Updated On: 16 Dec 2022 | 6:36 PM IST

Medanta's stock hit a high of Rs 424.65 and a low of Rs 390.55 on the NSE, where Rs 2,000 crore worth of shares changed hands

Updated On: 16 Nov 2022 | 11:02 PM IST

Food regulator FSSAI has made it mandatory for foreign food manufacturing facilities to register with it for exporting products such as meat, milk and infant foods to India. This will be effective from February 1, 2023. In an order issued on Monday, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said that it has been decided that registrations of foreign food manufacturing facilities, falling under five food categories, who are intended to export these products shall be mandatory. These categories are milk and milk products; meat and meat products, including poultry, fish and their products; egg powder; infant food; and nutraceuticals. The FSSAI has requested all competent authorities of exporting countries to provide the list of existing manufacturers and those who are intended to export these food products to India. Based on information provided by them, the FSSAI will register these facilities on its portal.

Updated On: 11 Oct 2022 | 8:41 AM IST

In May, Ruchi Soya announced the acquisition of Patanjali Ayurved's entire food business for Rs 690 crore, in order to speed up its transition into an FMCG company

Updated On: 29 Jun 2022 | 1:03 AM IST

The JV, Esquire IG, targets to manufacture 500-1,000 tonnes of fresh produce packaging both for the domestic as well as global markets, IG International said in a statement

Updated On: 21 Jun 2022 | 10:25 PM IST

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry said India's exports of agricultural and processed food products have witnessed an increase of more than 13% in the first eight months of the current fiscal

Updated On: 05 Dec 2021 | 7:23 AM IST

Mondelez India Foods' total income also went up 10.44 per cent to Rs 8,038.10 crore in the fiscal ended March 2021

Updated On: 23 Nov 2021 | 9:54 PM IST

Ruling is in response to Vadilal Industries' query on whether they would attract 5%, as in the case of khakras or rotis

Updated On: 09 Sep 2021 | 12:23 AM IST

SATS is a food solutions and gateway services provider

Updated On: 26 Jul 2021 | 7:08 PM IST

Shares closed with a premium of 107 per cent against its issue price of Rs 288

Updated On: 24 Dec 2020 | 6:18 PM IST

In the aftermath of the Welspun controversy, Business Standard gets deeper into the issue of global scrutiny facing Indian businesses across key sectors, in a three-part series. Today, we look at the food sector, in the second part

Updated On: 14 Sep 2016 | 1:26 PM IST