The acquired business employs around 100 people and had revenues of approximately $149 million in 2013.

A study shows that not all good fats are the same when it comes to protecting consumer health.

Wonder why wine accords so well with a meal? The secret lies in the sensitivity of the mouth, say researchers.

Eating junk food may reduce a man's sperm count, research has shown.

Although the research needs follow-up, it highlights an intriguing line of research.

The amount of trans fats in the blood of white adults in the U.S. dropped a "dramatic" 58% from 2000 to 2009, a government study shows.

When 61 healthy women followed a diet with a hefty dose of natural trans fats for four weeks, researchers found there were no changes in the women's LDL (bad) cholesterol and only small changes in HDL (good) cholesterol, in some women.

Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University found people who consumed diets high in trans fats were more likely to have brain shrinkage and scored lower on thinking and memory tests, compared to people who followed a healthy diet, low in trans fats and high in vitamins.

The government of Denmark has decided that some food choices made by Danes are bad for their health and, consequently, fair game.