After years of lobbying, Italian Cuisine now boasts ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage’ status. The county’s unique cooking style and tra-ditions have been granted recognition by the UN agency that deals with cultural treasures. But not all Italians are happy…Read More →
They’re threatening specifically because of their sugar. It’s a major cause of childhood obesity, dental disease and junk food ad-diction. But how can a concerned parent tell which sugary breakfast cereal is worst? And which is the least harmful?Read More →
It’s a longstanding axiom that California is the seat of many Western Cultural trends. And it’s also known for certain ‘ahead-of-their-time’ laws and regulations. Now, the City of San Francisco is suing UPF makers, cuing up a mega-confrontation…Read More →
“The Office of the Grocery Sector Code of Con-duct (OGSCC) organization [has] announced the completion of its governance framework, marking a significant milestone in the imple-mentation of the Canada Grocery Code.” But nothing in there about lowering food prices…Read More →
I’ve often said that the market for lab-grown, or ‘cultivated’ meats has already been over-taken by advances in plant-based foods and an emerging interest in straight-up vegetarian eating. But Real Meat may yet have a signifi-cant future…Read More →
US President Donald Trump has come under humourous scrutiny many a time for his eating habits. But a story from Health Digest reveals just HOW unhealthy the First Diner’s daily eating habits are. Not to mention boring…Read More →
“The Office of the Grocery Sector Code of Conduct (OGSCC) organization [has] announc-ed the completion of its governance frame-work, marking a significant milestone in the implementation of the Canada Grocery Code.” Bur nothing about lowering food prices…Read More →
Loblaw’s has consistently taken the brunt of consumer ire since average folks became upset over the price of food. Lately, it’s been issuing food price ‘updates’, posing as a consumer-friendly ‘ally’. The latest Loblaw’s Food Price rundown isn’t encouraging…Read More →