We’ve heard about the technology. Now, sci-ence has put it into a universally employed food packaging material. Future plastic wrap will ‘spot’ early signs of spoilage and display them for all to see. But you won’t be able to get it from the supermarket anytime soon…Read More →
We don’t even have a handle on microplas-tics, yet. And already the issue is morphing into something new we literally can’t get our hands on. They’re called nanoplasics, and we can’t even see them the naked eye – much less clean them up…Read More →
That ‘new flu’ they’ve been saying was either on its way or already circulating across the North American continent is a doozy. Take it from a recent victim. The ‘nu flu’ us like a nasty, ugly old bird… Which WILL find you, no matter where you try to hide…Read More →
Every week, it seems there’s another study out there about the danger from microplastics to our health. They’re classed as ‘forever’ pol-lutants which build up in our systems, poten-tially causing serious consequences to a wide range of organs…Read More →
I just about lost my breakfast when I read the headline of the source story for this post. The very thought of eating something that’s been subjected to toxic gasses and other poisons that come out of a volcano freaks me out! Even just breathing the air…Read More →
Reading through the headlines on a trusted online food newswire service, my eye stopped abruptly at one dealing with recommended refrigerator temperatures. I had thought most folks were well clued-in about where to set their fridges’ thermostats. But apparently not!Read More →
It’s a rebellion against contemporary mark-eting wisdom. But one legendary Fast Food chain has declared it will never partner with any food delivery service. In-N-Out Burger simply doesn’t trust the likes of Door Dash, Grubhub and UBER Eats…Read More →
You’ve probably heard about the Bird Flu outbreak in Texas, by now. It’s spreading, and not only farmers, but doctors are concerned. Those in the know warn, bird flu could be-come an epidemic effecting humans – and more seriously than COVID…Read More →