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Chipotle is Considered More Trustworthy Than McDonald's, Survey Reveals

Restaurant chain Chipotle is considered by Americans to be more trustworthy than McDonald's, according to a new study.

By Kathleen Nava

Starbucks' New Frappuccinos Contain As Much Sugar as a Litre of Coke

The breakdown of the amount of sugar in each of the six new Frappuccino flavors are revealed. I's been 20 years since Starbucks introduced the world to the Frappuccino, its ice-blended coffee, milk and ice drink.
Detox: Beetroot Sales Grow as it Becomes the Latest Superfood in the UK

Sales of beetroot are set to soar to £1million a week due to its popularity with food writers and celebrity chefs as the latest healthy superfood.
Deforestation In The Amazon Could Lead To ‘Butterfly Effects’ In Britain, USA And The Rest Of The World

Deforestation – A serious matter happening is the deforestation in the Amazon. A new study from the University of Virginia and published in the journal Nature Climate Change revealed shocking facts to take place in the future.
Will French Toast Crunch Ever Come Back? Hell, Yes! It’s Back!

French Toast Crunch Coming Back – The question in a lot of people’s minds was if the 90’s “cereal form” French toast crunch would ever return. It’s a fact now that indeed, it is back.
Harry London Caught Fire On Thanksgiving: Orders Put On Stop

Harry London Fire – The chocolate place, Harry London, caught fire on Thanksgiving and is now unable to take new orders.
Giraffes ‘Invisible’ Extinction: 40% Less In 15 years

Giraffes Extinction – An animal not a lot of people would guess is becoming extinct little by little is the giraffe. Different and alarming reasons could become the end of the species if something is not done.
USDA Buys Cranberries For Food Pantries And School Lunches: ‘It’s A Win-Win’

USDA Cranberries – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) agreed to purchase up to $55 million in cranberry products to the Congressional Cranberry Caucus.
Japanese Whale Hunting Quota Will Be Reduced In 2015 – Still, It Will Continue

Japanese Whale Quota – It was announced on Tuesday that Japan will reduce the whale hunting quota by a third than it was previously doing.
Sugar-Free Stevia Products, Is It Answer To Epidemic Obesity?

Stevia Products- Stevia? Coffee works without sugar and creamer, as well as Milk too, but chocolate without sugar? This will be the common reaction of people who encounter Stevia chocolates.
GM Salmon Company Pending Approval By FDA, Scrutinized More Over Regulatory Failures

A GM Salmon company, AquaBounty Technologies, has been fined by the government of Panama A GM Salmon company, AquaBounty Technologies, has been fined by the government of Panama over numbers of permit and regulatory failures.
Boudin Products Recalled Due To Possible Contamination And Temperature Abuse

Roughly 25,764 pounds of fresh Boudin products produced with pre-cooked rice made by Carlton Foods of New Braunfels, Texas are being recalled for possible temperature abuse and possible Bacillus Cereus contamination, Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced Thursday.
Food Poisoning Seen As Possible Cause To NAACP State Convention Dilemma

Food Poisoning- Everything went fine in the closing of the 27th annual NAACP State Convention last Oct. 30 until about 100 guests fell sick due to suspected food poisoning.
High-fiber Diet Shows Reduce Risk To Breast Cancer

Eating fiber-rich foods can play a significant role in the prevention of breast cancer. A study which was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that breast cancer incidence can be lowered by 7 percent while incorporating additional 10 grams of fiber in the daily diet.
Food And Agriculture: How to Feed Hungry World? [PHOTOS + VIDEO]

Food And Agriculture- A current debate on US Food and agriculture sectors are raising concern on the growing population over the next 30 years. Looking into the future, with the global population of 7.2 billion today, the population is expected to be more than 9 billion in 2050.