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'Dark kitchens' pose growing challenges for food safety, Sheffield study finds

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By Joseph Barker
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Dark kitchens - delivery-only food businesses operating through online platforms - are creating challenges around hygiene, allergen management and effective regulation, according to new research by Sheffield Hallam University. The research, which was funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research, shows that while these businesses are now a familiar part of the food delivery landscape, there is still confusion about how to define, identify and regulate them consistently.
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Sheffield Hallam and Ukrainian university celebrate successful international partnership

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By Joseph Barker
| MSN UK Verified
Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University is celebrating the success of an international education project with Khmelnytskyi National University (KhNU) in Ukraine. The partnership, facilitated by Sheffield City Council, was established in response to the ongoing challenges facing Ukraine's higher education sector.
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Sheffield researchers launch exhibition challenging food and health misinformation

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By Joseph Barker
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An exhibition exploring the growing influence of social media, wellness culture and industry marketing on public understanding of nutrition has launched at Sheffield Hallam University. Researchers and public health professionals came together for the launch of Who Speaks for Us? Food and Health in the Influence Era, an exhibition that includes contributions from academics, students and public health colleagues that highlight key issues in public health and nutrition.
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