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Celanese Corporation to Showcase at Food Ingredients Asia

According to Business Wire, Celanese Corporation will exhibit at Food Ingredients Asia 2015 this coming September 9-11 in Bangkok Thailand.

By Alexis Villarias

Museum of Food and Drinks to Open in Brooklyn in October

According to the New York Times, the "Museum of Food and Drink" is set to open its first brick and mortar location this fall and aims to change your thoughts on food.
Cherry Harvest in the UK Most Abundant in 30 Years

UK cherry harvest has been the most abundant in 30 years. British cherry growers are reaping the benefits of improved growing methods. The improved quality of their produce and the general extended season has is yielding the biggest harvest in three decades.
Thousands at Risk as Antidote for Snakebite is in Shortage

Medical experts warn that snakebite antidote is in short supply and thousands of lives may be put at risk mostly in developing countries.
Studies Claim that Some People are Addicted to Food

Food addiction has been rampant all throughout the years and it usually causes obesity. People tend to eat every time they're hungry, but a new study emerged that some people tend to eat for the sake of doing so.
The Most Confusing Things About Sugar

Sugar is often blamed for obesity and other illnesses. Though this may be true, sugar is important to one's body as well.
Vaping Marijuana is the New Trend Among Teens

In a study published in the Pediatrics, it was found out that some teens are using electronic cigarettes to smoke marijuana.
Junk Food Café Serves Meals Made Entirely From LEFTOVERS

This junk food café concept serves hearty meals and people can pay whatever they like. Two women who are fed up with wasted food decided to set up a 'junk food café,' called The Real Junk Food Project which they opened in Liverfood.
Scientists: Chantix (Stop-Smoking Drug) Does Not Raise Heart Attack or Depression

Pfizer's stop-smoking drug, Chantix, does not trigger heart attack or depression and should be recommended to more smokers as advised by scientists in their latest study as reported in Reuters. Previous reports have linked the drug to changes in behaviour, depression, self-destructive thoughts, seizure and hear attacks after several weeks of taking the drug.
2015 Tomato Harvest Is Profitable for Cali Growers

2015 tomato harvest has been good to growers. The tomato industry in California, despite the drought, is reaping huge yields. Production for this year is forecast at 14.
Sugar Pine Spring Water Caused Outrage in California

Sugar Pine Spring Water faces fines of almost $225,000 for collecting and transporting the water to commercial bottling companies despite being ordered by regulators to stop tapping Sierra Nevada Spring Water.
Cucumber Linked to Salmonella Outbreak

Cucumbers from Mexico have been recalled due to the apparent outbreak of salmonella that has affected at least 27 states with almost 300 people being hospitalized and claimed the life of a 99-year-old woman from California.
US Egg Industry Conspired To Bring Down Vegan Mayo Start-Up

According to the Guardian, the pressure being exerted on Hampton Creek, comes from the American Egg Board (AEB), a lobbying group protecting the interests of the $5.5 Billion a year American egg industry.
Food Hygiene Inspections Result: Nearly 200 School Canteens Need Improvement

Nearly 200 school canteens failed to meet food hygiene standards. The latest inspection conducted by the Food Standards Agency, revealed that 200 school canteens failed to meet the basic food hygiene standards set by the agency.
Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte: How To Avail Them Early, Get The Password Here

The coffee chain announced last week that fans of the beverage could get it before its official launch date by entering a not-so-secret password on a website.