World Bank Made A Dire Prediction About Ongoing Food Shortages
As the war goes on though, the crisis may soon spread to the rest of the world, not militarily, but economically.
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Another Price Increase Is Coming To Nestlé Products
With the soaring cost of raw ingredients, labor, energy, transport, and labor shortages, a price hike is the only way Nestlé can continue conducting business.
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Taco Bell Wants Fans To Travel In Spicy Style With New Luggage
Taco Bell is encouraging fans to travel más this summer with a brand-new merch collection, in partnership with CALPAK, designed with travelers in mind.
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You May Want To Let Rice Cool Before Eating It, According To New Study
A recent study published in Nutrition & Diabetes found that eating reheated rice — as opposed to fresh — may be beneficial for those with type 1 diabetes.
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Halo Top's New Recipe Is Designed To Fix A Major Ice Cream Flaw
Halo Top has a new recipe, that is soon heading to supermarket shelves. It aims to solve an age-old ice cream flaw. Here's everything you need to know.
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Popeyes Just Announced Major Expansion Plans
Fans of Popeyes will soon have even more options for ordering their favorite Louisiana-inspired fast food.
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Why Sri Lankan Farmers Are Running Out Of Food
For years, Sri Lankan farmers have thrived on the fruits of their labor, but the industry has suffered in recent years. Here's everything you need to know.
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Trader Joe's New Ube-Flavored Snack Has Shoppers Excited
In previous years Trader Joe's has sold ube-flavored products, and now a fan Instagram account has spotted an all-new ube snack on the store's shelves.
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GE Appliances Is Recalling Some Of Its Refrigerators After Reported Injuries
If you have a particular model from GE Appliances manufactured between February 2020 and August 2021, you may be eligible for a repair or replacement.
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New Study Asks If It's Possible To Perfectly Split An Oreo
Once physicists split the atom, it was only a matter of time before they turned to another issue vexing humanity: is it possible to split an Oreo perfectly?
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Walmart Shoppers Need To Know About This Organic Zucchini Recall
There's a new multi-state recall of fresh organic zucchini supplied to Walmart stores over concerns of a potential salmonella outbreak. Here are the details.
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How The US Dietary Guidelines Could Be Changing In 2025
To help people make better choices when it comes to selecting foods that promote a healthy lifestyle, the USDA and HHS release dietary guidelines.
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New Wage Tracker Is Holding Restaurant Chains Accountable
The Economic Policy Institute is assessing the labor practices of companies with a new tracker that looks at compensation levels for employees and executives.
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René Redzepi Is Bringing The Noma Experience To NYC For A Limited Time
Typically, limited-time fine-dining experiences open for months. This time, Redzepi's New York City Noma will be open for five nights. Here are all the details.
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New Study Reveals Sad Reality Of Pesticide Impact On Farmworkers
According to a new study published in BMC Public Health, there is a deep demographic disparity when it comes to pesticide exposure in the United States.
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Panera's New Subscription Deal Is Unlike Any Other
Panera Bread has announced the creation of a new subscription program which will allow customers to get unlimited self-serve drinks for one monthly fee.
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At Least 2 Fast Food Chains Are Being Sued Over 'Forever Chemicals' Report
A Consumer Report that details the level of PFAS in several fast food chains' packaging has triggered alarm and lawsuits. Here's what you should know.
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How Panera Is Different From Other Chain Restaurants, According To CEO
Standing out in a space packed with dining choices can be a challenge, but Panera has found a way to do just that with a mission that sets it apart.
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Why The Price Of Some Produce May Temporarily Climb Even Higher
Inflation has increased food prices worldwide, but the cost of fresh produce may get even higher in the coming weeks -- and the reason why isn't what you think.
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World Central Kitchen Continues Work After Being Hit By Airstrike
News broke on April 16 that World Central Kitchen's headquarters in Ukraine, which had been operating out of the restaurant Yaposhka, was destroyed.
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Why The Price Of Dark Chocolate May Rise Slower Than Other Treats
There is a silver (or rather chocolate) lining, as one food commodity has been seeing a much slower increase in price compared to other foods.
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A Big Change Is Coming To Napa's Stony Hill
Stony Hill is in the process of replanting much of its vineyard. However, the biggest change coming to Stony Hill is the wine itself.
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How Russian Fish Are Getting Around The US Import Ban
Due to the 'substantial transformation' policy, not all of Russia's fish are properly marked, which means it can still technically be sold in the U.S.
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What You Need To Know About The Organic Popcorn Recall
If you're a fan of O Organics popcorn you'll want to stop what you're doing and check your pantry. The company just issued a recall for its sea salt popcorn.
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Taco Bell Is Finally Answering The Prayers Of Mexican Pizza Fans
Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza has been a fan favorite ever since it landed in restaurants over 30 years ago, but rapper Doja Cat had big news for Coachella fans.
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Over 700 Pounds Of Bacon Marmalade Are Being Recalled. Here's Why
If you've recently purchased bacon jam you'll want to read on, as more than 700 pounds of bacon marmalade produced by Eat This YUM! are being recalled.
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The Strange Reason Clif Is Changing Its Energy Bar Advertising
Competition is heating up in the energy bar sector, and it seems that this will ultimately force Clif Bar & Company to change its energy bar advertising.
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