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Disease Control Update: 838 Salmonella Cases in 38 States Linked to Imported Cucumbers, CDC Warns
As of November 18, 2015, 838 people from 38 states have reportedly been infected by Salmonella. As of November 18, 2015, 838 people from 38 states have reportedly been infected by Salmonella. Star of the Show: Meat Reigns as This Year's Holiday Meal
there is one thing in common with our various traditions and meat is always the centerpiece of every holiday meal across the globe. Lower-Calorie Options, Health Conscious Diners: What You Can Expect From New House Bill on Calorie Labeling
Under the legislation approved by a House committee on Wednesday, Supermarkets and pizza chains are now about to get some relief from government calorie labeling. Ice Cream Containing a Disturbing Amount of Coliform Bacteria in Hong Kong
A disturbing number of coliform bacteria in a local ice cream in Hong Kong forced Food Safety officials to seize the products containing it, plus asked the company to pay a fine of HK$10,000. OREO Churros: 'Grab and Go’ Snack Craze Now in Stores Near You
J&J Snack Foods adds new OREO Churros Creme Filled varieties which appeals to both "dippers" and "grippers." Benefits of foods that are rich in Anti-oxidants
An antioxidant is a molecule that inhibits the oxidation of other molecules. Oxidation is a chemical reaction involving the loss of electrons which can produce free radicals. In turn, these radicals can start chain reactions. Grub Kitchen UK Promotes Sustainable Food Alternative: Bug Burritos, Cricket Crepes and Bamboo Worm Pad Thai, Anyone?
Strong reactions flew around when the UK's first insect-only restaurant, Grub Kitchen, was launched. Grub Kitchen however is not unique and insect consumption is hardly new. FSSAI Questions Nestlé's Maggi Noodles Quality
India's food authority has appealed to the country's top court stating that Nestlé's Maggi noodles should be banned because of the product's questionable quality. McDonald's Sued For Infecting Customers With Hepatitis A
McDonald's is now being sued by a certain customer from Waterloo, New York after the report that some diners were infected by hepatitis A broke out which is a result of consuming foods and beverages prepared by a particular worker. Watermelon History: A 5,000 Year Journey
So watermelon wasn't that tasty, in fact it was the exact opposite. The watermelon, a red juicy fruit that has become the symbol of fruits on a picnic blanket, a colorful fruit that instills picturesque summers in one's mind. Starbucks Fan Facts: The Things You Need To Know About the Largest Coffee Company in The World
Read on to find out the fun facts about your favorite coffee place. One of the most popular coffee chains unveiled their "things to know" as well as their unpopular Starbucks fun facts. Wesfarmers Has Coles Supermarket Group Growth Plan Strategy
Outgoing Wesfarmers Chairman Bob Every reflected the successful position Wesfarmers has found itself in since acquiring the Coles Group in year 2007. Why Fast Food Giants Find Ways to Get to Your Breakfast Table: Breakfast Menus Make The Most Dollars
A recent study done by NPD (New Product Development) Group show's that breakfast ranks up to 27% of all fast food revenue to date surpassing that of last year's 20%. For 24/7 stores and giants of the fast food industry, breakfast is an open market. Would You Try Tesco's Controversial Chocolate and Cherry Christmas Sandwich?
Tesco, the supermarket giant has added the chocolate and cherry stuffing to their sandwich selections for £1.80. As soon as the sandwiches hit shelves, the internet went into meltdown. See people's reaction.
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