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'Amazon Dash Button – Starbucks and Peet’s Coffe Can Now Be Ordered With A Simple Tap

Amazon Dash buttons expands its partner brands to more than a hundred. Starbucks, Doritos, Quaker are some of the food items one may order with a simple tap.

By Mark Jason Alcala

'Rabbi on Food Stamp: Margaret Frisch to Let All Who are Hungry Come and Eat

Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein is not having financial issue in her family, but she decided to cut her food budget and live the way American people with limited resources are eating from day to day.
'Environmentally Conscious Canadian Creates An App For Budget Foodies

Feeling responsible for the planet, Pellegrini decided to make an app that could prevent leftover foods in eateries from making a trip to the landfill.
'Cashews Recalled Due to Pieces of Glass

Snyder's-Lance, Inc. recalls some of its Emerald 100 Calories Pack Roasted & Salted Cashew Halves & Pieces due to small pieces of glass.
'Food Poisoning Could Lead to Suicidal Tendencies

Scientists finally confirmed that T. gondii could cause behavioral changes such as self-directed aggression and other psychiatric disorders including suicidal tendencies.
'Old Video Shows Bernie Sanders Saying Food Lines a Good Thing: Can This Hurt Hillary Clinton Foe?

Political opponents of Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders uses Sanders' own words from a video 30 years ago to attack his candidacy.
'Anti-Hunger Campaign Helps Gulf Coast Food Bank

A natiowide anti-hunger campaign done by Walmart helped a local Gulf Coast food bank.
'FAO Suggests the Best Way to Address Inequality: Alleviate Hunger and Poverty

The rising level of inequality in wealth distribution or wealth gap is a source of concern among policy makers and economists. Food And Agriculture Organization (FAO) suggest that the best way to address inequality is to directly tackle the issues of hunger and poverty to effectively lift the poorest of the poor out of their misery.
'Arizona Governor Signs Bill Exempting Potlucks from Food Safety Rules

Arizona Governor Dough Ducey has signed a bill that exempts potlucks and school veggies from food safety rules, making eating dangerously highly possible in the state by the end of July this year. This bill makes non-commercial potluck social events legal, provided they are outside workplace.
'Latin America Food Waste Can Feed 33% of World’s Hungry Population

A recent report released by the United Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) stated that Latin America either lost or wasted foods up to 348,000 tons daily. This wastage, according to the global body, was making it difficult to achieve the sustainable development objectives (SDO) in this part of the globe.
'Salmonella Infection Reaches CDC Lab

The CDC enhances its safety program in many ways including a prevention infographic that advises all of their workers to 'Leave the experiment inside the lab' in order to stay healthy outside the lab. However, the latest incident that occurs inside the center's laboratory may require CDC to consider its safety program once again
'Nike Shoes Update: New Sneaker Features Premium Chicken and Waffles Dish

Everyone's favorite dish is the new 'menu' in Nike's skate boarding sneaker line, SB Dunk High.
'Chipotle Changes Menu to Jumpstart Customer Interest

Burrito chain Chipotle has been struggling with its sales following its recent food safety incidents. Hence, in order to jumpstart customer interest, the company is looking to add new craft beers to its drinks menu.
'Can UberEATS Answer All Your Seamless Despairs?

There's no debating the way that almost everybody living in New York City is dependent on Seamless for no less than a quarter of their week after week meals yet the world is not all daylight and soup dumplings. In spite of all the positive things about Seamless, there's bounty to whine about like long holds up, intermittent high minimums and delivery expenses and ghost restaurants.
'A Malnourished Boy’s Picture Shows the World the Realities of War

A five-month old Yemeni boy's pic shocks the world and finally exposes the realities of the plight of Yemenis affected by the Saudi-led airstrikes. The boy died two days after the picture was taken due to extreme malnutrition, attributed to the naval blockade and the destruction of the nation's infrastructures, disrupting food supply.