• Fri, June 13, 2025

by: KFVS12

SEMO Food Bank launching evening mobile food pantry in Cape Girardeau

The Southeast Missouri Food Bank is launching a new mobile food pantry in response to food insecurity in Cape Girardeau County.

by: WKYT

Weekend Roundup: Bluegrass music, Broadway tunes & Kentucky wine!

If you have an event coming up that you would like highlighted, you can email Destiny at Destiny.Quinn@wkyt.com.

by: Patch

This Restaurant Is The Most Fascinating In New Hampshire, Food Site Says

The selections were based on user reviews, awards, accolades, and first-hand experience by members of the Food Love team.

by: WMUR

Immigration raids are threatening businesses that supply America's food, farm bureaus say

Federal agents have rounded up dozens of California farmworkers in large-scale raids at packinghouses and fields that farm bureaus say threaten businesses that supply much of the country's food

by: Stateline

In a first for states, Texas might put MAHA warning labels on snack foods

In a first-of-its-kind effort, the Texas legislature has passed a bill to require warning labels on foods such as Mountain Dew and white bread that contain certain artificial additives and dyes. The measure, now awaiting action by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, would require a warning label prominently displayed on foods containing any of 44 artificial [ ]

by: Onefootball

Approved? Leipzig players try Brazilian food for the first time ?

RB Leipzig players experienced a culinary moment during the club's passage through Brazil.Four athletes were "challenged" to try typically Brazilian foods.As they were in Bragan a Paulista, the foods...

by: WHTM

'WRAP BATTLE:' Fast food chicken wars heat up

(WHTM) There's a new chicken war among fast food chains. In 2022, it was big chicken sandwiches. Now, it's all about the chicken wrap. You might have heard the news that McDonald's is bringing back the chicken snack wrap after a five year hiatus. It's jumping back in just as the snack wrap battle [ ]

by: Reuters

US immigration raid of Omaha meat plant cuts staff, fuels food production worries

CHICAGO (Reuters) -U.S. meat producer Glenn Valley Foods was operating an Omaha, Nebraska, facility with about 30% of its staff on Wednesday after federal agents detained workers in an immigration raid the previous day, slashing the output of products it sells to grocery stores and restaurants, the company's president said. In the wake of Tuesday's sweep by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, livestock traders and market analysts expressed concerns that the potential deportation of undocumented workers from such raids could disrupt U.S. production at a time when beef prices have soared and meat processors report a labor shortage. ICE agents detained about 74 to 76 workers out of roughly 140 at the Glenn Valley plant, President Chad Hartmann said.

by: KTBS

Summer food program helps address food insecurity in Texarkana

TEXARKANA, Texas - For many students, summer vacation means finally getting out of the classroom and away from tests and homework.

by: Chowhound

The Bougie Kitchen Appliance Michelin-Rated Chef Daniel Boulud Uses For Wine

Wine is an expansive category. For every $5 bottle is a $500 bottle, and those expensive bottles need bougie appliances. Daniel Boulud agrees.

by: Forbes

Father's Day Gift Guide 2025: The Best Pink Wine

It's more traditional to gift a ros wine for Mother's Day, but there are plenty of dads (mine, included!) who prefer pink wines. Ros all day is even better in June.

by: Futurism

The FDA Is Already Outsourcing Drug and Food Analysis to Error-Plagued AI Chatbot

In case you haven't had enough artificial intelligence, the US Food and Drug Administration is now outsourcing its oversight duties to a large language model (LLM.) In an article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), FDA bureaucrats Marty Makary and Vinay Prasad (the latter of whom is a noted critic of COVID mask mandates and vaccine boosters) laid out a five-point list of priorities that the federal agency is hoping to tackle. Among them is "unleashing AI," a plan

by: Patch

A Robot Will Make Your Coffee At This MA Mall: Food Week

Plus: Cape Cod Beer has been purchased, forming somewhat of a supergroup of Southeast Massachusetts breweries. Here's what to know.

by: Patch

Iconic CT Restaurant Named 'Must Visit' In Prestigious New Food & Wine List

The magazine has 10 spots from around the country that are considered the best in a popular category.

by: Patch

Warminster Food Bank Opens New Location

The Warminster Food Bank recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to christen its new location.

• Sat, June 14, 2025

by: fox6now

Pre-treat those holiday stains

by: WJZY

Charlotte Wine and Food Week starts on Tuesday

Proceeds benefit Charlotte-area children's charities including A Child's Place and Augustine Literacy Project.

by: news4sanantonio

GoodTaste with Tanji, Great Food and Summer Wines

Tanji Patton travels all over the state chasing down good food and wine, and this morning she joins us with a pick she found right here in San Antonio.GoodTaste

by: Richmond

The Best Cocktail Menu

by: Newsweek

Newsweek New & Noteworthy: Products you need to try (Jan 8, 2025)

Newsweek.com's New & Noteworthy weekly editorial feature helps consumers discover the latest and greatest products including new wine and beauty products.

by: Chowhound

The Fast Food Chain That Started With $900 And A Parking Lot

While this fast food spot started in Southern California like so many others, its roots are humble, going from a parking lot to a full-blown restaurant chain.

by: CNN

Harmful ultraprocessed foods may be removed from billions of California school lunches

California is moving forward to pass the first state law to define potentially harmful ultraprocessed foods and prohibit them from being added to school lunches.

by: Oregonian

Savor Southern Oregon festival pours favorites and rare wines

More than 50 Rogue Valley wineries will be pouring small-batch and best-selling vintages June 14 at Savor Southern Oregon in Jacksonville.

by: BBC

Disbelief as Nigeria urges prayer to end food shortages

The agriculture ministry calls on divine intervention to achieve food security, angering many.

by: Patch

New Food Distribution Warehouse Opens In Delaware County

Since 2022, Share Food Program has distributed more than 3.6 million pounds of food to Delaware County residents.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Farm-to-community model to address food insecurity | Season 2025

Harvest is scheduled to open in Newark's Central Ward in December

by: WGME

Maine extends exemption for polystyrene foam packaging for some foods

In 2019, Governor Janet Mills signed into law a bill that banned polystyrene foam disposable food containers.

by: AZFamily

Arizona advocates defend SNAP as food stamps on chopping block in new bill

Arizonans who rely on Medicaid and food stamps say Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would be detrimental to their well-being and hurt the economy.

by: Forbes

This Premium Vodka Is Redefining Italian Food And Drinks Pairings

by: Forbes

Father's Day Gift Guide 2025: Unusual White Wines

White wines aren't always associated with Father's Day, but these full-bodied white wines offer tastes that appeal to both white and red wine drinkers.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: 'All-out war' in Israel and Iran and monkey torturer

Israel and Iran exchanging attacks and a woman jailed for sharing videos of animal torture make the front pages.

by: news4sanantonio

GoodTaste with Tanji - Great Food and Wine

Good food, great wines - she knows all about both! Tanji Patton is here from GoodTaste With Tanji.GoodTaste with TanjiSaturday's at 10am on News 4IG @ GoodTaste

• Sun, June 15, 2025

by: WOOD

Juneteenth celebration brings music, food to Kalamazoo

Music, food and dance marked the Juneteenth holiday in Kalamazoo as hundreds filled Bronson Park throughout Saturday.

by: Fortune

Ever wonder about the wine Oscar nominees drink? We gave it a taste

Domaine Clarence Dillon will be the exclusive wine poured at the Academy Awards for the third consecutive year.

by: BBC

Kingston set to ban junk food adverts

Rising diabetes rates lead Kingston to look at banning some adverts on council-owned sites.

by: CNN

Empty shelves plague some Whole Foods after distributor knocked offline | CNN Business

Whole Foods employees say a major cyberattack on a leading distributor has left some store shelves and freezers empty.

by: ScienceAlert

A Mix of These Specific Foods Could Help You Avoid Chronic Disease

by: Salon

Love Thai food? Try its chocolate

Craft bars infused with lime, Thai tea and even fish sauce are putting Thai chocolate on the map

by: Forbes

The Luxury Champagne Wine That Expresses Intense Sense Of Place

The case for a luxury Champagne that is in a class of its own when it comes to multidimensional expression of sense of place from those extraordinary vineyards classified over 100 years ago.

by: People

Wife Is Mad That Her Husband Gave Away Her Expensive Bottle of Wine: 'He's Blaming Pregnancy Hormones'

A husband may have poured his relationship down the drain after his wife said he made a poor decision about her expensive bottle of wine. The woman, who is pregnant, explained on Mumsnet that he gave away the bottle of wine that 'wasn't his to give away.'

by: Chowhound

Anthony Bourdain And Andrew Zimmern Agreed That This Fermented Dish Is One Of The Worst Tasting Foods

It takes a pretty unique food to get multiple famous chefs to all say they can't stand it. Here's everything you need to know about the fermented dish.

by: WAVY

Hampton Police search for suspect in connection to fatal shooting at King Food Mart

Officers responded to the 900 block of North King Street around 1:07 p.m. on reports of a shooting at King Food Mart and found a man suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds.

by: Reuters

Humanitarian workers killed in Gaza bus ambush, food distribution continues

JERUSALEM/CAIRO (Reuters) -At least eight Palestinians who worked for the U.S-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation died in an ambush, the GHF said on Thursday, blaming Hamas militants for the killings that rocked the troubled food distribution operation. A bus carrying about two dozen GHF workers was raked with gunfire on Wednesday night as it headed to an aid centre in southern Gaza, the foundation said, adding that many of its staff were injured and some might have been kidnapped. Separately, t

by: indulgexpress

Caitlyn Jenner stuck in Tel Aviv during Iran-Israel escalation, sips wine in bomb shelter

Caitlyn Jenner, who had travelled to Israel for the Tel Aviv Pride Parade, unexpectedly found herself in the midst of escalating conflict after the event was ca

by: Mashed

Certain canned items have experienced periods of trendiness. Let's take a decade-by-decade look at the most popular canned foods from the last 135 years.

by: WAVY

Newport News market can not accept SNAP benefits due to 'prepared food'

A small grocery store and registered farm in Newport News has been denied the ability to accept SNAP benefits, as the United States Department of Agriculture cited the presence of some prepared food.

by: Forbes

14 Delicious Bourgogne (Burgundy) Wines From Five Different Regions

These Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines are crafted by young winemakers in five sub-regions of Bourgogne

by: Chowhound

The Street Food Scene Andrew Zimmern Thinks Is Underrated

Andrew Zimmern has tasted food all over the world, so if he says a street food scene in a city is underrated, you should take notice.

US immigration raid of Omaha meat plant cuts staff, fuels food production worries

CHICAGO (Reuters) -U.S. meat producer Glenn Valley Foods was operating an Omaha, Nebraska, facility with about 30% of its staff on Wednesday after federal agents detained workers in an immigration raid the previous day, slashing the output of products it sells to grocery stores and restaurants, the company's president said. In the wake of Tuesday's sweep by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, livestock traders and market analysts expressed concerns that the potential deportation of undocumented workers from such raids could disrupt U.S. production at a time when beef prices have soared and meat processors report a labor shortage. ICE agents detained about 74 to 76 workers out of roughly 140 at the Glenn Valley plant, President Chad Hartmann said.

On May 12, 2023, U.S. immigration authorities conducted a raid at a meatpacking plant in Omaha, Nebraska, resulting in the arrest of several undocumented workers. The operation, part of a broader effort to enforce immigration laws, targeted individuals suspected of working illegally at the facility. Local community leaders and immigrant rights advocates expressed concern over the impact of such raids on families and the community, calling for more humane immigration policies. The plant's management has not yet commented on the incident, but the raid has reignited debates about immigration enforcement and labor practices in the meatpacking industry.

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