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'Inorganic Arsenic Found on Rice Cereal; FDA Demands Explanation

Unnaturally high levels of arsenic have been found on infant rice cereal, which may endanger babies and toddlers.

By Mikhail Blacer

'Study: Tomatoes May Combat the Effects of Radiation

According a group of professors in Manchester, England, tomatoes may be effective in countering the harmful effects of radiation in the human body.
'USDA Launches GroupGAP Program Aimed to Help the Produce Industry

The United States Department of Agriculture recenty launched a new program called GroupGAP, which is aimed to help small to mid-sized growers.
'Study: Paleo Diets May Contribute to a Healthy Heart and Weight Management

According to a study, a Paleolithic diet may help women achieve good circulatory health and help with weight management.
'Anti-Hunger Campaign Helps Gulf Coast Food Bank

A natiowide anti-hunger campaign done by Walmart helped a local Gulf Coast food bank.
'E. Coli Outbreak Doubles in Lebanon, Connecticut Doubles, Prompting Officials to Seek Help

An E. Coli outbreak in Lebanon, Connecticut, occurred. Now, the number of infected has doubled.
'South American Beef Exports to Increase

According to Rabobank, South American beef exports heading to the United States are set to increase.
'Red Robin's Ramen Burgers Now Available Natiowide

Ramen burgers debuted in NYC and now, the crazy hybrid is now availabe nationwide in the United States, thanks to Red Robin.
'Ad Shows Grisly Effects Of Too Much Sugar In The Body

Certain advertisements show the horrific effects of sugar in the human body.
'New Fridge Laser Identifies Contaminated Food

There is a new technological achievement that enables people to find contaminated food on their shelves, and this takes the form of a laser.
'America's Craft Beer Exports Reach $116 Million

America's craft beer exports have reached $116 million, implying that it has a huge impact in the entire beer industry.
'American Food Is Changing, Says Food Studies Expert

The United States is a hotpot of different cultures, and this brought changes to the country's culinary landscape, says an expert.
'Washington, Oregon Ditch Starbucks? Bikini Baristas Attract Major Business In Northwest

Bikini Baristas are now a huge trend in the Northwestern part of the United States
'Top 3 Weird Coffees Around The World

Here are some of the world's most puzzling coffee brews.
'Tuna In Oil vs Tuna In Water: Which Is Healthier?

Time to know which is healthier: tuna in oil or tuna in water!