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Five Months After Its Opening, Can Domino's Really Compete In Italy?
Domino surprised many last year when it decided to open shop in Milan, Italy. Apparently, it is a risky move as no major American pizza brand dated to enter the Italian market before, being pizza's birthplace. Court Says Coca Cola's Sugary Vitaminwater Can't Claim It's Healthy
Ending a lengthy legal batter, Coca Cola is forbidden to make any health claims for its Vitaminwater as part of an approved settlement agreement. Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Reduce Asthma Risk in Kids
Eating salmon while pregnant reduces the child's asthma risk. Pregnancy is an arduous stage for aspiring mothers, especially if you consider that there are a lot of things you can't eat since the next thing you put in your mouth might not bode well for your baby. US Beef Exports Poised To Reclaim Market Share In Japan
United States beef exports are poised to reclaim their market share in Japan. Despite the tariff gap, United States' beef exports are projected to have a bright future in Japan in 2016. Introducing the Raindrop Cake: A Zero-Calorie Dessert
The raindrop cake is currently taking the Internet by storm, and for good measure: it's a zero-calorie dessert! Wasting Food Can Lead To Climate Change
According to numerous studies, food waste is one of the leading factors contributing to climate change. Starbucks Customer Reacts Toward Diabetes Note, Company Issues Apology For Rude Message
A Starbucks customer was shocked when his coffee came with an unusual note saying, "DIABETES HERE I COME." Our Brains' Wiring Is The Culprit Behind Our Cravings For Sweet And Calorie-Dense Foods
Scientists finally established the link between our brains' nueral pathways and our preference for food high in calories. Olive Garden Jumpstarts Its Sales With A Revamped Menu And Improved Breadsticks
Latest Olive Garden sales figures show that the Italian restaurant is back to being a hit among customers. Tricked By Prank Caller, Burger King Workers Break Windows To Relieve 'Gas Pressure'
A whooper prank was pulled off by a prank caller who convinced employees of a Burger King Minneapolis outlet to break the restaurant's glass windows, else the place explodes. Alaska's Salmon Fisheries Expects Fewer Harvest But Higher Market Prices In 2016
Alaska's fishing output is expected to be lower this year. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game recently released statewide forecasts for salmon and apparently, 2016 promises to yield a fewer output compared to previous years. Full-Fat Dairy Better Than Low-Fat Options Says Study
Tuft researchers say that the full-fat options actually significantly reduces diabetes risk by up to 46 percent. The Looming Food Crisis And Economic Collapse In Venezuela
Longer food lines now seem to be the norm in the Latin American country with its government unable to pay to import even the basic food commodities such as milk, flour and eggs. Mainstream Chocolate Brands Gone Soon
The downgrade of chocolate sales has been studied by the UBS analyst. With the rising competition in confectionery market, analysts verdict mainstream chocolate like Hershey may have to compete against its premium contenders.
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