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Health News: Dietary Supplements Banned by U.S Federal Government, DOJ Nationwide Sweeps on Doctored Manufacturing

Before you take your daily dose of health pill, please read this article. Your health supplement might be banned by the US government for fraudulent manufactured goods.

By J. Navarra

Craft Beer Company Ballast Point Sells for $1 Billion

San Diego based craft beer maker Ballast Point Brewery has just been acquired by Constellation Brands Inc. in a deal worth $1 billion.
Canada Prime Minister: Junkfood Commercials Targeting Kids Should be Banned

Banning the advertising and marketing of junk foods for kids is a good start. This is just a starting point and people wish that this kind of restriction would not only target the kids but should be directed towards adults as well.
Food Wastage Means Water Wastage at the Same Time

Wasting food is wasting for the whole humanity. This is because when there is one rotten apple, you'll not only be throwing that away but everything that came with it from planting to production.
Australian Domestic Meat Prices Continue To Soar

It should be noted that supply and demand is not the only cause of the surging local market prices. Beef might be off the Christmas menu for several Australians this year with prices constantly to dramatically rise.
Taco Bell Announces Move To Serve Cage-Free Eggs By End of 2016

Taco Bell has finally decided to join the bandwagon of going organic. On Monday, Taco Bell became the latest fast-food company to use cage-free eggs in all its food items. This decision comes after almost of its competitors announced similar efforts earlier this year. Recognizing the importance of animal welfare is vital to keep up with the seismic changes in the industry.
The Story Behind the Starbucks Logo

With Starbucks cups dominating the news lately, have you ever stopped to wonder how the famous mermaid emblazoned on each beverage came to be the brand's logo?
4 Best Healthy Eating Habits for Prostate Cancer Prevention

Prostate health conditions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or enlargement of the prostate are found in as many as 50% of men who are over 50 in the UK. In 2012, as much as 43,000 cases of prostate cancer were reported. Prostate cancer is among the most common, if not the most common, type of cancer in the country.
[UPDATED] Food for Fines: Pay Your Parking Ticket with Canned Food Instead of Cash

The people of Lexington can start paying cans of food rather than cash for parking violations starting this week.
Ancient Remedies in the Bible Still Used Today: What are the Stinking Rose and Prunus Dulcis?

"Don't forget that before man pulled the plant from the ground, took it to a lab and attached a synthetic chemical by force to the plant (just to get it patented), we all used Mother Earth," author Suzy Cohen reminds.
Streets Dramatically Drops The Price Of Cornetto’s As War Against Drumstick Continues

The price went down from AUD$3.00 to AUD$2.00. Streets has intensely plunged the price of its individually sold Cornetto ice creams to just AUD$2. 00. Australian Food News shared that Cornetto had a previously recommended retail rpice of AUD$3.
Venezuela McDonalds Sells French Fries At $133; Burgers Don't Have Lettuce and Tomatoes

Venezuela is currently experiencing an economical crisis that is creating havoc that even the simplest day to day objects are priced so high.
Stevia: Scientists Have Removed the Bitter Aftertaste in The Sugar Substitute

The food industry is slowly shifting toward healthier food option. One of the discoveries as an alternative substitute for sugar is stevia. However, this has a bitter after taste, which researchers at Cornell University have successfully eliminated through physical means.
Thanksgiving Food Labels: What You Need to Know

Consumer Report revealed that most consumers don't really understand what the label on the food implies. Researchers explained that between 49 to 59 percent of shoppers get blown away by the words: "organic", "natural", and "no artificial growth hormones" on the product.
Men Who Eat Garlic Are More Attractive to Women, Researchers Reveal

42 male participants were used in the study of three stages in which the amount and type (bulbs or capsules) of garlic given were varied. The researchers gathered their body odor with pads worn for 12 hours, which were subsequently sniffed by 82 women who evaluated their pleasantness, appeal and intensity.