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Interstate Bakeries Corporation (IBC) announced that Ronald B. Hutchison has been named executive vice president and chief financial officer for IBC.

Scientists in the Netherlands reviewed 37 prospective cohort and four intervention studies on potential dietary risk factors for prostate cancer, published between 1966 and September 2003.

Certain candies imported from Mexico contain lead, endangering the health of children, according to a group of lawsuits filed in California.

Scientists have found traces of nut allergens in seemingly nut-free processed foods in the U.S. that could be potentially fatal to allergy sufferers.

The Dannon Company Inc. announced that Juan Carlos Dalto has been appointed president and chief executive officer.

Drinking at least a glass of milk a day may lower the risk of colorectal cancer.

A California woman has sued McDonald's in a federal court in San Francisco.

Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc. (a part of Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages, Plano, Texas) has announced plans for 7 Up Plus.

SIAL 2004 promises a “multi-specialist” event with 15 product categories featured in four halls, with three halls devoted to national pavilions and regions of the world, as well as an area dedicated to exploring the local favorites found in France.

Two of the world's largest beverage companies have moved into healthful territory of late. Sometime this summer, Coca-Cola (Atlanta) will launch C2, promising half the calories, carbohydrates and sugar of regular Coke, and Pepsi's (Purchase, N.Y.) similarly described Edge hit store shelves in mid-June.