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Cadbury Chocolate 2015 Roses And Heroes Smaller In UK And Ireland Due To ‘Economic Issues’
For the second time in the year, the Cadbury chocolates 2015 Roses and Heroes, favorites in the United Kingdom and Ireland, are getting smaller in their presentation, although the retail price will continue to be the same - and the company cites "economic issues" for the decision. Dunkin Donuts Menu Expands: Premium Tea Gets Trial – Starbucks Beware!
In the world of chains specialized in breakfast food, the two biggest competitors are without a doubt the Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts menus, while the former is more focused on beverages with Dunkin often taking a stronger approach to their sweets - although it seems like they're going through an important turnaround. Ice Cream China: After Inventing It, First Time In History China’s Biggest Ice Cream Market Worldwide!
Even though the ancient Asia country was the one that invented this delicious frozen treat for the summer, ice cream in China hasn't seen the country become the biggest consumer of the product in its history - that is, until right now. Rappers Birdman and Young Thug Conspired in Lil Wayne's Tour Bus Shooting
The feud between rappers Lil Wayne and his former label boss and adoptive father, Bryan "Birdman" Williams got more serious. Lil Wayne filed an indictment on June 25 against Jimmy Winfrey for the tour bus shooting incident that happened in April. Brad Pitt: the Hero of Caged Hens
It's Brad Pitt vs wholesale giant, Costco, for selling eggs from caged hens. Pitt reveals this practice is cruelty against animals. Nestle Coffee 2015 Goes NATURAL Bliss – Served By Unclothed NYC Baristas! [VIDEO]
In the latest bit of genius advertising from one of the biggest companies in the world, Nestle's coffee in 2015 is getting attention for their new brand, Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss, in the most interesting way possible: getting models and actors to perform as baristas without any clothes! Omaha Steaks Recalling Stuffed Chicken Products for Salmonella
Omaha Steaks announced the recall of stuffed chicken breast products manufactured by Barber Foods for potential Salmonella contamination. Blue Bell Creameries 2015: Texan Oil Tycoon Billionaire Sid Bass REALLY Wants Brenham Ice Cream Back After Listeria Recalls
If there's one person in the entirety of Texas that's really putting his money where his mouth is about Blue Bell Creameries' 2015 return to business after the massive listeria scandal earlier this year, it's oil tycoon and billionaire Sid Bass, who has just partnered up with the iconic Southern ice cream company. United Food Has Temporarily Stopped Soya Bean Production
United Food Soya Bean production has been temporarily stopped until the audit team is done reviewing the cause of the company's losses Blue Bell Creameries 2015 Back After Listeria Outbreak – This Is How Ice Creamers Plans To Regain Trust
A few months back, the Texas-based traditional ice cream company Blue Bell Creameries 2015 was caught in the middle of a scandal, as a few people died from the Listeria monocytogenes bacteria, which was later discovered to come from several of their classic products, which had already sickened several in Kansas. Greece Is Starting To Experience Food And Medicine Shortage!
Greece economy is starting to collapse as they are expeirencing the shortage of food and medicine Capital controls imposed that Sunday's referendum left Greece with the humungous economic problem. Stella & Chewy's Recalls Some Products For Listeria Concerns
Stella & Chewy’s, a local pet food company is notifying its customers about a voluntary recall of its Chewy’s Chicken Freeze-Dried Dinner Patties for Dogs. McDonald’s Australia Launches All Day Breakfast [PHOTOS]
Australia has announced its trial of the McDonald's all-day breakfast menu following selected restaurants in the US pioneering the idea. Alabama's Local Food Movement Provides Economic Opportunities For The People
Alabama's food movement provides economic growth On Wednesday, Tom Vilsack the U. S. Secretary of Agriculture said, this year, because of Alabama's federal spending, which is nearly $243 million, they are now one of the successful states benefiting from the local food movement.
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