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Find the source behind your next story.

Trace a food biotech or nutrition claim to its source. Find the caveat, the commercial context and the question to put to an expert.

Find the question.

Look for the gap between a new result and a real-world application. That is often where the story begins.

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Follow the source.

Use the original study, regulatory document or company statement. Keep the date, jurisdiction and limitations attached.

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Add local context.

Find the European and CEE capabilities behind a global technology story. Check what is available and what is proposed.

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Five questions worth asking.

  1. What was measured, in whom, at what scale and against which comparator?
  2. What would need to be true for this result to work outside the study?
  3. Which cost, safety or regulatory constraint remains unresolved?
  4. Who benefits commercially from the claim?
  5. What evidence would change the conclusion?

Cite the work, preserve the nuance.

Use the citation tool in each article for the author, title, date and canonical link. Attribute quotations to their original source. A FoodEdge interpretation is not a statement by the researchers.

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Contact the FoodEdge contact form with your topic, outlet and deadline. Access to a particular expert or a response by a given time is subject to availability.