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British producers to back EU’s proposed regulations to stop trade in adulterated honeyBritain’s beekeepers are backing proposed new rules to combat fraud in the supply chain, ensuring a jar of honey can be traced on its journey of up to 5,000 miles fr…
In both countries 33% of adults hit the target on a daily basis, with Korea and Israel next highest in OECD figuresOne in three adults in the UK and Ireland consume five or more portions of fruit and vegetables every day, a higher proportion than in an…
More than 90 percent of Palestinians in the territory say they have regularly gone without food for a whole day, according to the United Nations.
In 1889 Mark Twain published his memoirs of life before the Civil War, Life On The Mississippi, in which he mentioned an “itching palm” practice of French-speaking Louisiana that was called “lagniappe“: It is the equivalent of t…
L Robson & Sons is the only surviving fish-curing business in the village of Craster, where the herring industry once thrivedA modest stone smokehouse blackened with the history of Britain’s love-hate relationship with the kipper has been given lis…
Internal emails show pressure from industry lobbyists and politicians led Trump-era agency to change position on aldicarbThe US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering approving a pesticide for use on Florida oranges and grapefruits despit…
WanaBana, Schnucks and Weis fruit puree recalled as reported symptoms include headache, vomiting and diarrheaUS health officials are warning doctors to be on the lookout for possible cases of lead poisoning in children after at least 22 toddlers in 14 …
First concocted a century ago, the spread is widely adored by Australians — and loathed by almost everyone else.
Water-stained bill of fare from three days before disaster reveals passengers dined on shellfish, salmon, squab and Victoria puddingIt was not quite the last supper for the first-class passengers on board RMS Titanic, but very nearly. A unique survivin…
Animal welfare groups urge retailers to switch to slow-growing birds in face of record deaths last yearMore than 80 million chickens died before reaching slaughter weight in the UK last year, with mortality rates the highest for at least a decade, reve…