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'Vegetarians Found an Ally in DC Lobbyist

Vegetarians should celebrate because they have found an ally in D.C., a lobbyist for plant-based food business who is known for being a longtime food industry critic and researcher, Michele Simon.

By Rhea Penaflor

'Drinking Beer Can Be Healthy

After work, your colleague invites you for a bottle of beer. Your idea of beer is that it’s an unhealthy beverage; it also leaves you a beer belly. Normally, you would choose to drink wine because of the “One glass of wine a day” PR that bombards us everywhere. It’s time that we know that beer has also its amazing health benefits when taken moderately.
'Decoding the Latest USDA Nutritional Guidelines

The USDA released its latest nutritional guidelines early this year. Read on to find what changed and what remained healthy according to the federal government.
'Food Tastes Better After Posting Them On Instagram: Study

Study could explain why people post food pictures on instagram, it makes them seem to taste better.
'Food Safety News: Metal Contamination Leads To Recall of Chicken Breast Nuggets

The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has issued a public health alert to notify the public recall of chicken breast nuggets by Maxi Canada Inc, a Quebec based establishment.
'Raw Milk Suspected in West Virginia Illness

After its recent legalization in West Virginia, raw milk is now suspected of causing ill to some Capitol staffers and law makers who drank it in celebration of the law's passing.
'Pre-Peeled Oranges Ignites the Web: Netizens Weigh In

Pre-peeled oranges made recently made headlines on the web, igniting various discussions.
'Cage-Free Eggs Threaten Food Safety In Missouri

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a stern warning to a supposed cage-free eggs producer, who was forced to suspend operations last December and subsequently recalled eggs associated with Salmonella Enteritis disease in January this year.
'Spanish Wine Now Most Popular Worldwide

If a recent report is to be believed, Spain is the most popular winemaker in the world. In 2015, Spain sold 2.4 billion liters of wine compared to 2 billion liters French wine. What is, however, interesting is that in spite of selling much more wine, Spain earned only €2.6 billion ($2.8 billion) compared to €8 billion ($8.7 billion) earned by French wine and €5bn by Italian wine.
'Kroger Supermarket Chain Announces Switch to 100 Percent Cage Free Eggs by 2025

In a recent announcement, Kroger Supermarket chain announced that they will be shifting to totally cage free eggs by 2025, after placement of billboards advocating cage – free sourcing in and around Cincinnati, near Kroger’s headquarters.
'Japanese Food Company Creates Ramen Sandwich

Once again, Ramen has tried out new sandwiches, but not Ramen burger to entice the customers with their products.
'Boomers vs Millennials: Study Finds Boomers to Snack More Often

Surprisingly, a study shows that baby boomers snack more than millenials.
'Overcoming Inflammation with Food

Eliminating inflammation the natural way is possible with these 10 foods that are known to have anti-inflammatory properties.
'Celebrities' Bizarre Health Habits Explained

Celebirites have their own fair share of bizarre and rather weird health habits. Let's look into each and see why they practice them.
'American Company Farms their Own Truffles

Truffles are among the most expensive foods out there, mainly because of their rarity and difficulty to grow. However, one American company seeks to change this, and tries to grow their own truffles on their farm.