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UK food industry must band together to protect the health of the nation, experts say
With 40 million UK citizens heading for chronic disease by 2040, health has become a central focus for consumers, with 89% of households now prioritizing health and well-being, according to data from NielsenIQ (NIQ).
'South Park' saw our food fights coming
Within the canon of adult animation, “The Simpsons” gets most of the credit for predicting the future, but “South Park” has at least one unnervingly good entry in the category. In the 2014 episode “Gluten Free…
Glimpse into world's future food farms, 1.1 km beneath Yorkshire Moors
It is a journey into what feels like the centre of the Earth, to see what could be the future of food production in the UK. Even in ear defenders, the machinery's roar fills the air as you descend into the abyss, home of the world's deepest…
Highmark Wholecare offers free, healthy food to all at farmers markets: 'We're really trying to help.'
What would you say if there were a way to get free, healthy food? It's becoming a reality in the Pittsburgh area, as groups have teamed up to pass out exactly that to anyone who may want it. A free farmers market is providing healthy foods to…
'I pay a lot more for fewer and fewer items': five US shoppers on their food budgets
While campaigning for re-election in 2024, Donald Trump stood in front of a table full of groceries – bags of flour, cartons of eggs, cooking oil – and told voters he would bring down the price of groceries “starting on day…
Food festivals across UK targeted by AI scam, BBC finds
British food festivals are being used to target small food and craft businesses in a scam made possible by artificial intelligence (AI). A BBC Wales investigation found dozens of traders received professional-looking emails purporting to be from…
Food festivals across UK targeted by AI scam, BBC finds
Gareth Bryer and Annell Dyfri, BBC Wales British food festivals are being used to target small food and craft businesses in a scam made possible by artificial intelligence (AI). A BBC Wales investigation found dozens of traders received…
Farmers warn of food security impact from visa changes
The federal government has outlined an overhaul of the Working Holiday Maker visa system, capping the number of renewed applications after one year in the country. The agricultural industry warns this could limit production and negatively impact…
Whole Foods CEO warns supply constraints could hinder organic industry's next $24B
Whole Foods CEO Jason Buechel says supply constraints and pricing could slow the organic market's path from $76.6B to $100B.
Where to Go for Italian Food in Las Vegas
Tucked inside Green Valley Ranch, Bottiglia delivers Tuscan-style food like zucchini flowers and Italian meatballs. When the weather is mild, the patio offers intimate outdoor seating in the company of either heating lamps or fans; the restaurant's…
Korea and Indonesia seal halal deal to safeguard K-food, beauty exports
With strict new religious compliance rules set to take effect across Southeast Asia, Korea is taking decisive diplomatic steps to protect its booming cultural exports. Health and regulatory officials in Seoul signed a landmark agreement with…
How long does your food last in the fridge during a power outage? Experts weigh in
With all the content available online these days, it can be hard to figure out what's real and what's hype. While we don't always have the answers, we have a direct line to people who do — which is why we present to you our series The…
From old railways to an oasis of art, food and nature: how an eco-park was born in Greater Manchester
Standing in the open green space of Northern Roots, it is hard to imagine the landscape as it once was. Two cotton mills, two coalmines and an industrial railway once occupied this 65-hectare (160-acre) site in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Later…
Tyson Foods is set to come back on several tailwinds, JPMorgan says
Tyson Foods is primed to bounce back, according to JPMorgan. The investment bank upgraded the chicken and beef processor to overweight from neutral. It lowered its price target on shares to $63 from $65, though that still implies nearly 21% upside…
Huddersfield food hall search for 'boldest food talent' with 'next level' offer
The search is on to find vendors for Huddersfield's new food hall which is due to open next year. Kirklees Council has now launched an Expression of Interest for artisan street food traders who want to be part of the food hall at when it opens in…
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