No, Your Aluminium Foil-Wrapped Food Won’t Cause Cancer
- A to Z, Food Hygiene, Food Safety, News
- December 10, 2025
Food Manifest 
Have you detected a stale odour coming from the carton of milk you just bought? Is the texture runny? If so, the milk is likely contaminated. Food adulteration refers to the intentional or accidental addition of substances to food that alters its taste and nutritional value. This practice is often done to increase quantity or
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It might surprise you to learn that the same substance used to protect furniture is also used as a shiny coating for foods. As hard as it is to believe, it’s true! This material is called shellac, a wax and a natural resin that acts as an adhesive and is responsible for the extended durability
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Ethylene gas silently drives the ripening of fruits. Despite its intimidating name, there’s no need for alarm. It is a naturally occurring plant hormone, often called the “ripening hormone,” that plays a vital role in the maturation and ageing of fresh fruits. Ethylene is colourless and flammable, and it controls plant growth and development much
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Food coating is applying a layer of substances to food to enhance its flavour, texture, and appearance. Coatings serve two main purposes: enhancing taste and providing a protective layer, contributing to a more enjoyable eating experience. Examples include batters on chicken, fish, potatoes, and snacks; icings and frostings on baked goods; chocolate coatings on nuts,
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