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Salmonella Outbreak Causes Massive US Cucumber Recall

Diners in the United States might want to watch what's in their salads. Diners in the United States might want to watch what's in their salads.

By Juliano Dario

McDonald's Branches in North America Will Shift to Cage Free Eggs by 2025

McDonald's has just taken the most drastic step yet in its ongoing effort to overhaul its brand image.
#SURGEcomeback: Favorite '90s Soda Surge is Back on the Shelves! [PHOTOS + VIDEOS]

#SURGEcomeback is finally here! '90s kids can now rejoice - everyone's favorite soda, Surge, is hitting shelves once again! The #SURGEcomeback is happening.
Glow in the Dark Chickens: Shedding a Light Against Bird Flu

Glow in the dark chickens are currently making the headlines as it is reported that these GMO species are a step closer in combating the Bird Flu viru
McDonald's Forced to Change Menus After Breaching Fast Food Labelling Laws

Mcdonald's is in breach of laws and they were forced to change new digital menus in more than 1,000 branches across Australia.
Google Will Soon Deliver Groceries to Your Doorstep

Bloomberg is reporting that Google will begin testing a grocery delivery service in select US cities later this year.
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.
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.
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.
Evolution of Sourdough: Now in Ice Cream, Pasta, Chocolate and Beer

The sourdough bread has reached its peak of evolution as it is now being used as an ingredient and flavouring into something beyond just bread. Catalonia's El Celler de Can Roca has devised many intriguing dishes and one of this is their sourdough ice cream with cacao pulp, fried lychee and Jerez vinegar meringue.
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.
'Chubby Chipotle' Calls Chipotle a Hypocrite

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. is now facing another controversy after a lawsuit was filed on Tuesday from Colleen Gallagher of California, contesting the fast food chain's menu to be free of GMO. Thursday morning, a controversial ad campaign hits the press in full page advertisement in New York Post. And the advertisement is anything but nice to the fast food chain.
New Studies Link Soil Biodiversity to Annual Crop Yield

New studies reveal the real importance of soil biodiversity to crop yields. Research on global food supply has many technical and ecological facets. One of the lesser known but important areas is soil biodiversity.