Every Food Intelligence article shows Published and Last Updated dates.
We update when
- Regulators issue material labelling or safety changes.
- Major public-health guidance changes the practical takeaway.
- A factual error is confirmed (see Corrections).
- Product context changes enough that old advice would mislead shoppers.
What “Last Updated” means
The Last Updated date changes when the article’s substance is revised. Minor typo fixes may not change the date. Material changes are reflected in the visible date and maintained on the article page under Content Maintenance.