Nestlé Jumps Out Ahead Of Beyond And Impossible
Nestlé – the World’s Largest Food Processing Company, has come forward with a bold claim to challenge American Veggie-Protein leaders Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods for supremacy in the booming Meat Substitute sector. They call it their ‘Plant Based Triple Play’…Read More →
‘Devices’ Aid And Abet Excess Sugar, Caffeine Consumption
A new joint study by McMaster University in Canada and California State University has revealed that increased use of electronic devices – from TVs to Smart Phones – is strongly linked to increased consumption of Sugary and Caffeinated drinks in teens. But computer gaming is not…Read More →
Do You Buy Consumables From Amazon? Watch out!
Amazon has become the single most-patronized online retailer in the world, and you’d think that quality of products and service would have something to do with that. But, apparently, there’s a growing tide of dissent among buyers who have received substandard food products…Read More →
Antibiotic Resistance Has Tripled Since 2000
Here in the ‘developed world’, doctors and scientists have been warning us about the indiscriminate use of antibiotics in livestock for several decades, fearing the rise of deadly ‘superbugs’. But folks in less-developed regions, such as Africa and Asia, are only just beginning to realize the danger…Read More →
Fish Fraud Flourishes: Survey Shows No Improvement
Oceana Canada, a national not-for-profit organization that tracks Fish and Seafood labelling fraud – has released its latest survey of retail and restaurant fish seafo0od samples. DNA testing reveals that the situation hasn’t changed that much since the last survey about a year ago…Read More →
Fast Food Week: Quick Service Resto And Snacks News…
Fast Food and Snack vendors are getting into the Hallowe’en run-up big time, now that Canadian Thanksgiving is over. Popeye’s, Papa John’s and Lays are all getting into the act with special-product announcements. And there’s action on the Potato Chip front from Lays and KFC…Read More →