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Pepperidge Farm Sues Trader Joes over Milano Cookie Infringement

Pepperidge Farm Inc. has launched a law suit against Trader Joe's. Pepperidge Farm Inc. has launched a law suit against Trader Joe's, reports Reuters.

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How To Win A Starbucks For Life

Starbucks is giving its customers another opportunity to win a free supply of coffee for life. The coffeehouse company is bringing back its Starbucks For Life sweepstakes.
5 Effective Safety Measures Against Superbugs from Farmed Meat

Ordinary consumers cannot control what farmers and producers do, but precaution is still the strongest protection. Here are some of the more effective measures to avoid the risk of superbug infection.
Women with Type 2 Diabetes Pose Greater Cardiovascular Risk than Men

A new study claims, from the American Heart Association, that women with Type 2 Diabetes have greater significant risk for cardiovascular disease. Greater than previous established citations.
A Meat Free Diet Can Help Save the Environment, Says Arnold Schwarzenegger

Actor and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is urging people to go meat free to help save the world from the alarming climate change.
'Food Deserts' Popping Up Across America as Big Grocery Chains Are Slow to Open In Certain Areas

A startling number of 'food deserts' have cropped up in multiple regions across the country.
Low Fat, Lean, Strict Diet Food Menu: What The Biggest Loser has Eaten and Meals for Final Weigh In

The contestants of The Biggest Loser are getting ready to step on the weighing scales for the last time in this season's finale. Are you curious to find out what diet their trainers have prepared for them?
Boston College Students Suffered Upset Stomachs After Eating at Chipotle

A total of 30 students from Boston College suffered from upset stomach after eating at a Chipotle restaurant
Huffington, L'Oreal Laud MEANS War on Hunger in America

Today, the MEANS network has saved two tons worth of food and channelled them to hungry Americans. The interactive media of the Matching Excess and Need for Stability (MEANS) website networks thousands of pantries in 24 states in the US to save surplus food and redirect them to the needy.
Calbee Added Cola Flavoured Chips For The Holiday

Calbee has been known to collaborate with different food companies to come up with unique chip flavours. Japanese snack maker Calbee has added a line of cola-flavoured chips for the holiday and you won't get your hands on them just as easily.
Noma Creating a New Copenhagen Restaurant Called 108

Noma, the acclaimed Copenhagen restaurant that has been named the world's best four times, is finally branching out.
K-Cup Maker Keurig Just Sold Itself For A Whopping $13 Billion

Keurig, the maker of single-cup coffee machines, has drawn its final card. Last Monday, the company has agreed to be sold to a private equity firm for a whopping $14 billion.
Medical Marijuana May Reduce Obesity, Researches Say

A new study shows that medical marijuana can decrease the obesity rate in America. Only if it will be legalized.
Diet High in Fat Makes People Dumber, Studies Show

Everyone knows that eating foods high in fat can make you fat but new studies have come up that indicate that foods high in fats can also put one at an intellectual disadvantage.
Chipotle-Linked E. Coli Outbreak Case Now Tally 52

In a recent statement from the U.S. Center for disease control, the Chipotle E. coli associated Outbreak now counts at 52 as of December 2, 2015. Fifty two people have been sick from the Mexican Food Chain all coming from nine different states. Current report shows 20 have been hospitalized and zero death toll.