A newly published study among 18- to 25-year-old women shows that eating about a serving of prunes daily for a year may be a safe and inexpensive solution to reduce the risk of bone loss associated with oral contraception use. The study was published in the September issue of Current Developments in Nutrition, an American Society of
The Clean Eatz Foundation, which acts as the charitable arm for the award-winning Clean Eatz health food franchise and meal delivery brand, is on a mission to raise awareness and money for efforts combating childhood obesity. Funds are raised through a series of nationwide campaigns and initiatives, and earmarked for purposes meant to further the foundations mission.
The renewed calls follow the publication of the EU’s Strategic Dialogue on the Future of EU Agriculture this month, recommending an end to caged farming by 2026.Critics however slammed the report, labelling it a “political delay” tactic to gain favour with voters during elections.Over 1.4m European citizens had signed the End the Cage Age initiative
The chemical ammonia has many uses, a myriad of which are in the food industry. These uses are often vital to certain processes.A new study looks at some of the different ways in which ammonia can be captured.What is ammonia and how is it used in the food industry?Ammonia is a colourless gas around half
Innovation in food and drink manufacture is plummeting after a decade-long investment slump. “Declining innovation has happened across all CPG industries, but food and drink has been one of the worst offenders,” Mintel senior director of food and drink Jonny Forsyth told FoodNavigator.While investment is currently waning, many in the industry are pushing for growth and are backing
A new piece from far-left outlet The New Republic ripped Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign for playing it too “safe” by not talking about her policies this close to the November election.The outlet’s senior editor, Alex Shephard wrote that the approach to lying low and let the media propel her campaign on good “vibes” is
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., said that former President Trump would be focusing on the issues Americans care about and not his opponent’s race, during a tense clash with CNN anchor Boris Sanchez ahead of the ABC News Presidential Debate.Sanchez pressed Donalds on whether Trump would accuse Harris of using her race to advance her political
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