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Ultra-Processed Food Linked To 32 Health Issues: Early Death, Heart Disease, And Cancer

Ultra-processed food has a connection to 32 health issues, including diabetes, heart disease, poor mental health, cancer, and premature death.

Medical Daily

Family Dollar ordered to pay over $40m for rodent-infested Arkansas warehouse

Company pleads guilty to using distribution center where FDA discovered ‘decaying rodents, rodent feces, urine, and odors’

The Guardian - US

Dairy Queen Workers In Hospital After Claiming Manager Made Them Eat Contaminated Ice Cream

The incident sent a group of underage Dairy Queen workers to the emergency room, a furious mother says. The post Dairy Queen Workers In Hospital After Claiming Manager Made Them Eat Contaminated Ice Cream first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Backlash as Kellogg’s boss says poor families should consider ‘cereal for dinner’

Gary Pilnick says people struggling with rising food costs should opt for ‘much more affordable’ alternative

Evening Standard

Kellogg's CEO Says Cash-Strapped Families Should Eat Cereal For Dinner, Draws Flak

Gary Pilnick, the Chairman and CEO of Kellogg, who earns £4 million a year, made the comment after a report found that Americans spend 10% or more of their income on food.

International Business Times

The Italian cricket-breeders putting a positive spin on insect-based food

The Cianni brothers are out to change minds after creating Italy’s first company to produce flour from crickets for human consumption

The Guardian - UK

No cheeze please: UK proposals could force dairy alternatives to change names

Concerns that ‘draconian’ plans, which are intended to prevent confusion among shoppers, would push up prices

The Guardian - UK

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This is the real reason why babies put everything in their mouth, according to an expert (and no, it's not just because they're teething)

A new survey has revealed the top items babies love to put in their mouths - but the reason why they do it might surprise you.

GoodToKnow

Meet the Indian cheesemakers who are popularising artisanal cheese

India’s artisanal cheese market is booming as niche producers create classics such as burrata and cheddar, as well as varieties steeped in wine, chilli and spices

The Hindu

Are Americans moving on from dairy?

Milk production in the US has almost doubled since 1975, but people drink nearly half as much milk as back then.

USAFacts

Approved Food review: Is this online supermarket the answer to food waste and costly shops?

The online food retailer is on a hunt to change attitudes towards expiration dates - but does it succeed?

Evening Standard

DWP decision to stop referring benefit claimants to food banks is shameful

Letter: The logic that such referrals would breach data rules is flawed and shortsighted, writes Tom Levitt of the Fair Credit Charity

The Guardian - UK

Aldi plans jobs boom as £1.4 billion expansion plans take off in London and the UK

Pay offer within the M25 in line with London living wage as supermarket groups battle for staff

Evening Standard

The Lyle's Golden Syrup logo design controversy is pretty ridiculous

What's 'woke' got to do with it?

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Lyle’s Golden Syrup reveals 'revitalised' logo without dead lion in first re-branding since 1883

The original design was the idea of the product’s founder, Scottish businessman Abraham Lyle, who decided to include a Christian analogy on the tins.

Evening Standard

Cleaner sacked 'for eating leftover tuna sandwich' at London law firm

Single mother Gabriela Rodriguez, from Ecuador, ate a sandwich that had been left by lawyers and was reportedly destined for the bin

The Guardian - UK

‘We block 10 people a day’: culture war trolls add to UK vegan restaurants’ struggles

Online abuse is latest challenge for plant-based eateries along with high costs and changing appetites

The Hindu

Sale of cotton candy banned in T.N. after samples reveal use of toxic industrial dye as colouring agent

Cotton candy banned in Tamil Nadu due to cancer-causing chemicals found, leading to strict enforcement and health hazards.

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Chemical banned on edible plants found in Cheerios and Quaker Oats

A recent study found that the banned chemical chlormequat has been detected in popular breakfast cereals like Cheerios and Quaker Oats. Approximately 80% o...

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Is Kraft Heinz Q4 Earnings a Buy Signal?

While the Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) encountered declining sales in its most recent reported quarter, it is concurrently undertaking proactive measures to enhance its long-term growth prospects. In light of these developments, what to do with KHC shares? Read more to find out.

AAP

Kelloggs and farmers celebrate 100 years in Australia

Kelloggs workers and farmers are getting set to mark a century of operations in Australia.

Evening Standard

Best vegan dog food: Lily's Kitchen, Omni and more

Plant-based grub for pups

The Hindu

Food safety officials collect samples of chocolates

The Guardian - UK

Joe Biden criticises snack makers for ‘shrinkflation rip-off’

US president tells big brands ‘the public is tired of being played for suckers’ in video to mark Super Bowl

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of UK Deliveroo and Uber Eats drivers to strike on Valentine’s Day

Takeaway delivery riders say employment status has left many struggling to earn national living wage

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