United Kingdom Botanist criticises 'clean eating' Instagrammer for toxic-plant-topped Possible symptoms of ingesting the flower include: "Itching, swelling, (and in quantity) nausea, vomiting & convulsions." 30/01/2018
France Michelin accepts French chef giving up stars for first time Lauded chef Sébastien Bras said he no longer wanted to cook with the "huge pressure" of being judged by inspectors. 30/01/2018
United Kingdom Sausage roll giant Greggs offers customers candle-lit Valentine's Day On the menu: Greggs classics 'with a twist', including pork puff pastry sliders, pastry bakes decorated with hearts, and a brochette of doughnuts. 29/01/2018
France Nutella price cut sparks fights in supermarkets across France "They fought like animals. A woman had her hair pulled, an elderly lady had a cardboard box put on her head, another had a bloody hand, it was terrible," a witness told French media. 26/01/2018
Italy Venice’s mayor pledges action over €1,100 dinner bill Four Japanese tourists say they were handed the bill for a dinner of steak, fish and water. 22/01/2018
World News Insects could be the next hot ingredient used by European restaurants European entomophages will rejoice. 18/01/2018
Living Food scene: what's cool to eat in 2018 A food futurologist tells us what ingredients will sold-out in supermarkets and trend in restaurant's menu. 17/01/2018
World News Ferrero Rocher buys Nestle's confectionery business The Swiss food group Nestle has agreed to sell its U.S. confectionery business to the Italian company Ferrero Rocher for a little over one billion euros. 17/01/2018
World Insight: Food safety The Lactalis baby milk recall scandal, the affair over contaminated eggs and the contentious debate over renewing the license of glyphosate, the main ingredient in a widely-used weed killer, have been shaking consumer confidence. How safe is Europe's food? 16/01/2018
Switzerland Swiss law bans boiling lobsters alive The marine animals must be stunned before they are killed as part of broader animal protection reforms that will come into effect this spring. 11/01/2018
France French town introduces pork menu with no alternatives in schools Mayor denies measures are discriminatory. 09/01/2018
Venezuela Caracas stores mobbed as Maduro forces price cuts One major supermarket in the Venezuelan capital didn't open for hours. When it finally did, only crackers and washing liquid were discounted, just as millions cannot eat three proper meals a day. 07/01/2018
No Comment Tokyo tuna fetches nearly 250,000 at auction Hundreds of thousands of euros' worth of fish is auctioned off in Tokyo. 05/01/2018
Living Undercover in Lisbon’s secret Chinese restaurants An adventurous food hunting and atypical dining out experience attracting both the curious and the reckless. 23/12/2017
World News This year's trending Christmas recipes across Europe Google has compiled data on recipes that EU countries are searching for ahead of Christmas dinner. This year's winner was the Italian classic, tiramisu. 20/12/2017
Slovakia Europe's food standards row is more than just east v west The four Visegrad countries have joined forces to campaign against “double standards” of food quality sold by multinational companies but the scandal could end up dividing them. 13/12/2017
Italy Neapolitan pizza makers gain World Heritage status The United Nations has granted Neapolitan pizza makers World heritage status. 06/12/2017
Living The truth behind ‘magic’ probiotics What you need to know for a healthy use of probiotics. 04/12/2017
Germany EU objection to phosphate 'threatens' Germany’s beloved kebabs German politicians went into damage control amid outcry over media reports that the food additive, which is used in kebabs, may be banned. 30/11/2017
Croatia 'They think I'm crazy': the challenge of being vegan in the Balkans More and more people are beginning to stand up for the rights of animals in the countries of the former Yugoslavia. 30/11/2017