Thu, April 24, 2025

by: Medscape

How to Help Your Patients Decipher New Food Labels

Training patients to read food labels can lead to healthier eating habits, diet and nutrition specialists say.

by: AFP

Ugandans kill migrating storks in desperation for food

Desperate Ugandans are using poison to kill thousands of migrating white storks and other protected birds because they have so few sources of food. He estimates that some 3,000 white storks have been eaten by villagers since the start of the year when the migrating season began.

by: Forbes

Why Food Lovers Are Flocking To Chateau Elan

North Georgia's Chateau Elan is a resort rich in hospitality, beauty, and bold flavor. Discover the best bites, wine tastings, and ways to enjoy the experience here.

by: KTVI

Trillion Food Market's grant funding sparks controversy

A multimillion-dollar food access initiative aimed at addressing fresh food insecurity in north St. Louis County is unraveling.

by: Tennessean

Legendary food writer Ruth Reichl speaks in Nashville

Ruth Reichl is the keynote speaker at the M.F.K. Fisher Symposium for Women in Food & Storytelling, this year in Nashville

by: KXAN

Bill would standardize food truck operations, inspections statewide

House Bill 2683 proposes a unified permit system for food trucks across Texas, aiming to simplify operations and eliminate some regulations.

by: Newsweek

SNAP benefits face ban on certain foods under new bill

Texas state Senator Mayes Middleton said his bill was about "making sure taxpayer funded food stamps are used to buy nutritious food."

by: Moneywise

North Texas food banks, farmers and families make tough choices in the wake of USDA food program cuts

With less federal funding for food programs, Americans need to improve food security at home.

by: BBC

The Bedford food courses helping families cook from scratch

Food Etc, which has grown from one volunteer in 2019 to 32, runs free cookery classes for families.

by: Patch

Coroner Identifies Forklift Operator Crushed By Wine Pallet

A 40-year-old Santa Rosa man was identified as the forklift operator who died Thursday at a wine storage facility.

by: GEEKSPIN

Popular Food Brands Face Overhaul as US Bans Artificial Coloring

On Monday, the Trump administration has revealed plans to phase out all petroleum-derived artificial colorings from foods nationwide. According to a statement from the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary are scheduled to outline the plan during a Tuesday afternoon press conference. Kennedy […] Read the original here: Popular Brands Face Overhaul as US Bans Artificial Coloring

by: ABC

RFK Jr. unveils plan to phase out 8 artificial food dyes in the US

The Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration announced on Tuesday a series of measures to phase out eight artificial food dyes.

by: Parade

Beloved Actress, 90, Spotted Enjoying a Glass of Wine on Rare Outing in Malibu

The Hollywood legend turns 91 years old tomorrow.
Wed, April 23, 2025

by: KOIN

Oregon smoky wine research gets New Zealand tasters

Wine researchers from Oregon asked New Zealanders to help answer a flavor question: What do you think of the wine from the grapes affected by the 2020 wildfires?

by: KTVI

St. Louis MetroMarket brings fresh produce, groceries to food deserts

Operation Food Search's St. Louis MetroMarket program launched this week, bringing fresh, affordable food to underserved areas in the St. Louis region.

by: NDTV

Start Your Mornings With These Foods If You Want To Slow Down Ageing

In this article, we share a list of foods to start your morning with to slow down ageing.

by: KDFW

Trump's tariffs impacting Dallas food businesses

A Chinese restaurant owner in Dallas says he is doing all he can to avoid raising prices despite tariff concerns.

by: wjla

Restaurant Featuring Georgian Food & Wine

The owner & the executive chef of Supra joined Britt & Megan on Good Morning Washington to talk food, wine & culture. (7News)

by: TheNewsCenter

Wine Down in the Cellar with Brice Henry

Get ready for the first ever music night at the Cellar, a new, cozy, intimate room inside of Wine Down on Market in downtown Parkersburg.

by: WXYZ

Pistons announce new food items, merchandise & giveaways ahead of home playoff games

For the first time in six seasons, the Pistons are hosting home playoff games at Little Caesars Arena, and the team is rolling out new food items, merchandise and giveaways for the occasion.

by: WFLX

Boynton Beach hosting its 2nd annual food and wine festival at Centennial Park

Boynton Beach is hosting its 2nd annual Taste of Boynton Beach food and wine festival, featuring 20+ local restaurants and food vendors with diverse cuisine and signature bites from local favorites

by: WAVY

Food Lion Feeds partners with Foodbank of Southeastern VA for food distribution in Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Food Lion Feeds teamed up with the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore on Tuesday to put food on tables across Hampton Roads. The event took place at Saint Paul's Mobile Pantry as part of Food Lion's "Thanks-A-Billion" tour. Drivers were able to pull up for volunteers to put […]

by: Quartz

Lucky Charms, Gatorade, Cheetos, and 3 more foods set to be affected by RFK Jr.'s food dye ban

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made food dyes one of his department's top priorities.

by: rnz

Third of New Zealanders need help with food

Data should be 'wake up call' that action is needed in grocery sector, Consumer NZ says.

by: TechRadar

ChatGPT news just got a major upgrade from The Washington Post

But don't expect any AI Pulitzers just yet

by: Forbes

7 THC Or CBD Infused Wines To Try Now

From red blends to bubbly rosés, explore 7 alcohol-free wines infused with THC or CBD for a relaxing, flavorful experience.

by: WJZY

FDA says it will phase out food dyes

FDA leaders say they're working to eliminate six synthetic food dyes found in American food.

by: AFP

Scramble for food aid in Myanmar city near quake epicentre

Crowds jostled through traffic and braved scorching heat on Wednesday in a race to secure vital aid in a central Myanmar city ravaged five days ago by a deadly earthquake.AFP journalists saw hectic scenes as hundreds of desperate people lined up for aid distribution in the city, some running through traffic to join the queues.

by: NewsNation

West Virginia becomes first to ban food dyes, beginning with schools

West Virginia is one of the nation's unhealthiest states by a number of metrics, yet it became the first state to ban artificial food dyes.

by: WGAL

Food banks scrambling as Trump administration cancels deliveries

Feeding America, a nationwide network of food banks, food pantries and local meal programs, was recently informed that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is canceling $500 million in federal funding.

by: Brides

Queen Elizabeth Reportedly Scolded Meghan Markle at a Pre-Wedding Food Tasting

The royal didn't approve of a comment the "Suits" actress made about one of the potential vegan dishes.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | NJSP Food Drive | Season 2018

NJSP in conjunction are wrapping up a food drive.

by: stacker

91 fast food breakfast sandwiches ranked by nutritional value

Hers analyzed 91 fast food breakfast sandwiches to find the best and worst options based on nutrition.

by: legit

"Wine carrying": Pete Edochie explains what traditional marriage signifies

Nigerian veteran actor Pete Edochie, during the wedding of an Anambra billionaire's son, opened up on the importance of traditional weddings as the video trrended.

by: Oregonian

SE Portland's new food cart pod opens with a slate of amenities

The pod includes homages to the Mexican restaurant that used to occupy the space.

by: WYFF

Travelers at GSP can soon enjoy a new option for food before takeoff

A new restaurant will soon make its landing at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport.

by: WJW

'Soon to be famous' fast food chain coming to NE Ohio

Check out their menu and learn more about the growing company.

by: Newsweek

A food dye ban would affect these common shopping basket items

The FDA plans to phase out several artificial food dyes, affecting popular brands such as Skittles, Mountain Dew and Lucky Charms.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Gender law 'time wasting' and gang war bounty

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

by: CNET

12 Probiotic Foods to Eat for a Healthy Gut

Give your gut some natural love with these probiotic-rich foods. Boost your gut health and indulge in some tasty dishes.

by: KRON

'Volley of wine bottles.' Morgan Hill police describe melee at Safeway

(KRON) — Morgan Hill police released more details Tuesday about what happened before officers shot a man inside a Safeway grocery store on Dunne Avenue last week. Shaun Hillman, 40, had refused to leave the Safeway, and when officers arrived, he "threw a volley of wine bottles in rapid succession at them," the Morgan Hill […]
Tue, April 22, 2025

by: WMUR

RFK Jr. plans to phase out eight artificial dyes from US food supply

U.S. health officials plan to remove synthetic dyes from foods, advocating natural alternatives to improve public health

by: Cleveland

Counting their blessings: Food program that helps kids gets a new home

Blessings in a Backpack is a program that has been in Green Local Schools for 13 years and is moving to a new location to continue its mission.

by: WPBF

2nd Annual Taste of Boynton Beach Food and Wine Festival

Tickets include unlimited tastings, sips, live music, arcade games, and more.

by: SheKnows

Food Editor's Favorite Ina Garten Recipes

As a food editor who's tested hundreds of recipes throughout my career, I've developed what you might call a refined palate— and a serious appreciation for efficiency. My weeknight rotation needs to hit that sweet spot between "impressive enough to satisfy my professional standards" and "doable enough that I'm not collapsing into my wine glass …

by: WLWT

East Price Hill wine bar closes doors after 10 years

An East Price Hill wine bar has closed their doors for the last time.

by: Prevention

These Food Additives Increase Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Study Finds

A new study finds two groups of additives in processed foods may increase type 2 diabetes risk. Here, experts explain the link and how to lower your risk.

by: MLive

Isle Royale has new rules to keep campers' food away from wolves

The island's wolf population has become increasingly curious about campers' food and garbage left behind, park officials have said.

HHS moves to phase out artificial food dye

Big changes could be coming to what we eat. The Department of Health and Human Services is moving to ban several artificial food dyes that have long been under scrutiny.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has initiated a phase-out of artificial trans fats in the American food supply, as announced by HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. This decision follows the FDA's preliminary determination that partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs), the primary source of artificial trans fats, are not generally recognized as safe (GRAS). The phase-out, expected to take three years, aims to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease, potentially preventing thousands of heart attacks and deaths annually. The move has been supported by health advocacy groups but opposed by the food industry, which argues that the transition will be costly and could affect product taste and availability.

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