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US Wants To Slash Food Waste in Half By 2030

It looks like the United States is getting serious about curbing its food waste problem. It looks like the United States is getting serious about curbing its food waste problem.

By Juliano Dario

FDA Orders STOP on Four Cigarette Brands

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company is banned from selling Camel Crush Bold and three other cigarette brands in the United States, as announced by the Food and Drug Administration last Tuesday. For the first time, the FDA has ordered a major tobacco company to stop selling several of its brands.
Gender Packaging: Does it Affect Food Choices?

The rationale behind the question: Why Men and Women Treat Food Differently Does gender packaging affect an individual's choice of food? This is the question that food marketers would often ask.
7-Eleven Launches New Hangover and Date Night Packs for Home Delivery

The company will now have a delivery service, complete with packages catered to your everyday needs.
America's Top Restaurant Chains Get An ‘F’ for Antibiotic Use

Fourteen restaurants scored zero points out of possible 36 and received a grade of F. Friends of the Earth and the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) released an alarming report about the use of antibiotics in the poultry and meat supply chains of America's largest fast food and "fast casual" restaurants.
McDonald's Launches Ground Chicken Burger, Is This The New Big Mac? [PHOTOS]

McDonald's launches a brand new ground chicken burger is a first for the chain but it's only available in Tampa Bay.
Why Consumers Want Food Packagings to be Sexist

In a study conducted, it was actually found out that socio-cultural influences can affect food choices between men and women and manufacturers deliberately package their products in a sexist way.
Shaquille O'Neil: ‘Black people don’t drink coffee'

Shaq Attack: “Black people don’t drink coffee sir I don’t think it's gonna work.” Shaquille O'Neal is one of the most popular NBA superstars that hit the court.
Pomi Goes Organic With Tomato Line

Pomi is one of the few tomato lines, which use 100% free BPA and 100% free GMO in their products and packaging.
New Cafe in Japan Has Bikini Clad Waitresses Posed as Your Wife

Japan has been known to invent a lot of weird and unique stuff. Either for theatrical or convenience purposes some will definitely strike you as something that only Japan can do. From silly game shows to "umbrella ties", Japan has once more proved its "out of the box" thinking by opening a cafe where waitresses are dressed in bikini pretending to be customer's wife.
California Just Passed the Most Significant Medical Marijuana Legislation After Two Decades

After almost 20 years since California became the first ever state to legalize marijuana for medical purposes, State lawmaking body has decided to impose order on the inconsistent system that has governed the industry. As reported in International Business Times, the legislators quietly passed last Friday the state's most significant medical-marijuana legislation paving the way for a much needed framework for the multi-billion dollar industry.
Next Generation Medicine for Pets to be Made from Cannabis

Veterinarians and companies are looking into cannabis by-product CBD as medicine for common pet ailments.
Does Whiskey Aged In Space Taste Different? New Study Says Yes

It looks like aging whiskey in space is more than just a fancy publicity stunt. It looks like aging whiskey in space is more than just a fancy publicity stunt.
Gluten Free Beer is the Next Big Thing

Gluten Free Beers are making their way into the shelves. Gluten-free diet is making its way into the food industry. This may be a trend, but numerous dietitians however stated that gluten free food is entirely unnecessary for most of the population.
Zimbabwe: Underage Drinking from Cereal Beer Prompts Crackdown in High Schools

Underage drinking in Zimbabwe made worse by discovery of cereals being fermented by students in school.