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Nestlé Is Being Sued For Causing a Drought In California

One of the biggest food companies in the world, Nestle, is currently having trouble with the government for hoarding millions of gallons of water from the San Bernardino National Forest in California.

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Can '7-Eleven' Revive Itself With A New Franchise Model?

It is believed franchises are being made to follow new conditions and terms under the new arrangement.
'Pawpaw Fruit': America's Secret Fruit

It is not well-known, but the Pawpaw fruit should be, it's highly nutritious and delicious. The pawpaw fruit is not like any other fruit out in the market, it is rare and unlikely to be available all year round.
'Mushroom' May Save Dying Bee Population

In a recent study, it seems like mushroom juice may save the dying bee population by becoming a medicine for the bees.
Ecuador's Super Leaf that Gives a Cleansing Caffeine Fix

The super leaf gives you the alertness you coffee provides, without feeling anxious. Commonly known as "Ecuador's Super Leaf" this plant can give you your much needed caffeine boost in a snap.
Pro Skater Turned Michelin Star Chef

Owner of the internationally ranked Central Restaurante, chef Virgilio Martínez Véliz was a semi-pro skater not too long ago. After a fracture to the clavicle in Califorina and, later on, an injury to his other shoulder in Peru, Martinez became history to the skateboarding world and a star in the world of gastronomy.
Tokyo Dubbed as the World's Greatest Food City

Traveling is not complete if one doesn't experience the food in a particular place they are traveling at. There are lots of countries and cities in the world who could brag about their amazing cuisines, but based on CNN's recent travel and food report, Tokyo was named the greatest food city in the world.
California Expected To Restrict ‘Use of Human Antibiotics’ For Livestock

Antibiotic resistance is related to more than 20,00 deaths in the U.S. annually. California's governor Jerry Brown is expected to sign a legislation limiting use of antibiotics for livestock within this week.
Don Chingon Challenge: "30-Pound Burrito Challenge" Will Give Part Ownership of the Restaurant as the Prize

In an epic eating challenge, one restaurant will give out part of its ownership to the successful challenger. The restaurant owner, Don Chingon, is challenging you to consume 30 pounds of burrito that's filled with different types of meat and down it with a spicy concoction of Ghost Pepper.
Plan Ahead For Thanksgiving To Avoid Wasting Food

Thanksgiving Day is just right around the corner and everybody is excited as to what to put on their dinner table to celebrate with their family.
Get Free 7/11 Coffee For A Week!

Coffee drinkers could now rejoice and extend the National Coffee Day starting October 12 to 17, as 7/11 announced to give away free coffee on those dates.
CHOICE 'Shonky Awards' Feature Dishonest Health Claims

The consumer advocacy group highlighted dishonest companies and products “taking advantage of Australian consumers.”
Whale Meat Stars in Tokyo Food Festival!

Featuring popular cuisines from around the world, this year's Ebisu Kujira Festival festival will especially focus on promoting the delights of whale meat dishes among foreign visitors.
'Sunpreme': California's Raisin Industry's Salvation

The mixbreed of grape raisin, Sunpreme, is the answer to the manual labor California is facing. A special type of grape raisin was cultivated in Central California that reduces the amount of manpower needed.
'SABMiller'; Coors, Miller Lite Producers Offered $104 Billion Cash Bid By AB InBev

The company says that they are highly undervalued by AN InBev and they have rejected the offer. In an attempt to buy out the mega beer company, SABMiller, Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) offered a $104 Billion cash bid to the board of directors of SABMiller.