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What Is Salmonella?
Salmonella is a bacteria that lives in the intestines of people and animals — causing more than 1 million foodborne illnesses in the U.S. every year. These are the recommendations from the CDC and FDA to prevent salmonella infection.
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Domino's Pizza China Operator Files for Hong Kong Listing
The operator of Domino’s Pizza stores in China, DPC Dash, applied Monday to go public on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to an online filing.
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These Cattle Ranchers Are Raising Better Beef, Spending Less — and Reducing Carbon Emissions
While some of these cattle ranchers didn’t discover regenerative agriculture practices in order to combat climate change, that’s been a significant impact.
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Companies Are Raising Consumer Prices But You Have to Be a Sleuth to Detect It
Some manufacturers are cutting the contents of packages. So-called shrinkflation is a way to increase consumer costs without adjusting the sticker price.
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There Is ‘Nowhere to Hide' for Consumers as Inflation Hits Food, Gas, Housing
Consumers are seeing prices rise rapidly for household staples.
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How the Ukraine-Russia Conflict May Push Up Prices for Americans
The war is pushing up prices for gasoline, and may lead to higher costs for food and electronics like smartphones, according to economists.
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As Prices Soar, Biden Aims to Help Independent Meatpackers Compete With Industry Giants
President Joe Biden blames meatpacking industry giants for the soaring price of beef and chicken. So he’s helping smaller meat processors compete with them.
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One Country Is Home to Half of the 10 Most Expensive Michelin-Starred Restaurants in the World
To find the most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants, the cooking website Chef’s Pencil researched dinner tasting menus in more than 450 restaurants.
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A Dutch Vertical Farming Company Has Just Been Valued at Over $1 Billion
Infarm, an Amsterdam-headquartered start-up that grows food indoors in racks, has been valued at over $1 billion in a new $200 million funding round.
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Coffee Prices Are at 10-Year Highs, and Analysts Say They Have Much Further to Go
Alongside bad weather, global supply constraints have hit the coffee market hard.
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Justice Department Sues to Block Big Sugar Merger, Warning of Price Hikes and Supply Chain Strains
Attorney General Merrick Garland’s DOJ argued that the sugar merger would raise prices at a time when global supply chains are already under pressure.
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Singapore's Temasek Invests Millions Into Push for Sustainable Food Start-Ups
Temasek is looking to boost the growth of alternative proteins in Asia, as the appetite for environmentally friendly products swells across the globe.
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Traeger Is Now Selling Brisket and Rib Meal Boxes as It Looks to Expand Beyond Grills
Grill manufacturer Traeger is adding a meal kit line as the company looks to expand well beyond its core business of wood pellet grills.
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‘It's Difficult to Feed Our Families': Volatile Cocoa Prices Are Pushing West African Farmers Further Into Poverty
Some cocoa farmers in Africa are set to lose almost 20% of their incomes, prompting accusations that global chocolate makers are “turning a blind eye” to serious problems.
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Boston Beer Tossed ‘Millions of Cases' of Truly Hard Seltzer Instead of Discounting It, Chairman Says
Boston Beer Chairman Jim Koch told CNBC the company decided to throw away excess supply of Truly hard seltzer in response to a categorywide sales slowdown.
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Scientists Turn Durian Waste Into Bandages — and the Internet Has Questions
Singapore scientists are making wound-healing bandages from durian husks. But questions — mainly around the smell of the pungent fruit — leave some skeptical.
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Empty Shelves, Gasoline Shortages and Sky-High Energy Prices? Britain Is Facing a ‘Difficult Winter'
Britain has been plunged into uncertainty as issues over gasoline, electricity and food have prompted warnings of “a really difficult winter” for the country.
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Impossible Foods to Launch Meatless Pork in U.S., Hong Kong and Singapore
Impossible’s meatless pork debuts at New York’s Momofuku Ssam Bar this Thursday, Sept. 23.
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Asia's Food Spending Is Set to Double to More Than $8 Trillion by 2030, Report Finds
Asian consumers are set to double their spending on food by 2030, leaving a gaping hole for investors to bring healthier and more sustainable options.
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The Next Fast-Food Chicken Sandwich War May Be a Vegan One
Impossible Foods launches fake chicken, Beyond Meat reboots its own. A war in fast-food sector over the chicken sandwich may be poised for a vegan wave.