EU-U.S. free trade deal offers painless stimulus for both

Bringing tariffs on goods to zero would increase U.S.-EU trade by more than $120 billion within five years and generate combined GDP gains of about $180 billion

Solar boom heads to Japan creating $9.6 billion market

Japan ranked sixth worldwide by new installations last year, when it added 1.3 gigawatts of solar to bring its installed base to 5 gigawatts

Chinese exports crushing German solar industry

At its peak, Germany had a 20% share of the global solar energy market, but now the figure stands at just 6%

WTO backs U.S. in case against China duties on steel

The case involved Chinese duties on potentially hundreds of millions of dollars of 'grain-oriented flat-rolled electrical steel'

Good oral health promoted with xylitol

Discover why xylitol has been the focus of dental research for over 30 Years at Stand C06 and C08 of the FDI World Dental Congress, 29 August - 1 September 2012, in Hong Kong

BPA exposure effects may last for generations

New study shows gestational exposure to BPA leads to behavioral changes for four generations of mice

‘Mega-healthy’ airline meal developed

Leatherhead creates airline meal with all 222 EFSA Health Claims

‘Trends in Labeling’: Solutions providers wanted

70% of companies interviewed by PMMI are changing the way they label, and they want the move to be seamless

Hidden vitamin in milk yields remarkable health benefits

Weill Cornell researchers show tiny vitamin in milk, in high doses, makes mice leaner, faster and stronger

Calorie-restricted diet keeps heart young

People who restrict their caloric intake in an effort to live longer have hearts that function more like those in people who are 20 years younger

Helping swine producers feed the world

Leading animal health company puts future of swine production on top of agenda at pivotal meeting

Kraton announced first commercial application of its NEXAR Polymer Technology