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You are what you eat, so its good to know what goes into your food and into your body. We'll help you plan meals that are safe, healthy, and delicious.




The Sign Made Me Eat All Those Corn Dogs
    A growing body of research suggests advertising and other environmental cues make us eat too much bad food.

Ground Beef Recalled Due to E. coli
    Another firm has recalled ground beef due to E. coli bacteria contamination.

Latest Listeria Outbreak Linked to Pasteurized Milk?
   

2 Chefs, 3 Restaurants and a Quest to Keep it Local Year Round
    Two New England chefs share their recipes using local and wholesome ingredients grown in their backyard.

Winemakers Take Their Green Practices Beyond the Vineyard Floor
    Green wines are on the rise with winemakers practicing sustainability.

4 Healthy Ways to Extend Your Life
    Change of behaviors is key to adding on 14 years.

Microbrewers Facing Hops and Barley Shortages
    Shortages of hops and barley brews trouble for craft beer drinkers.

Text Messaging the Way of the Future for Food Ordering?
    Lift a thumb or two and order a pie.

Japan's Salmon Population Feeling The Heat of Global Warming
    Rising sea temperatures may cause salmon to disappear by end of century.

Freak Florida Freeze Drives Up Orange Juice Prices
    The cost of orange juice may go up if a freeze in Florida damages the citrus crop; strawberries may also be damaged.

Champagne Craze Causes Prices to Soar
    Champagne's getting pricier as grape production is down and demand is up.

Are More Crops Being Used To Make Biofuel Instead Of Feeding People?
   

Nitrite's Nice, but Forgo the Hot Dog
    Nitrates and nitrites aren't so bad, if they come in the right package (vegetables instead of cured meats).

Coffee and Tea May Lower Cancer Risk
    Three cups of coffee, and one cup of tea, may lower kidney cancer risk 15-16%, according to the results of a new study.

1 Teaspoon Soil, 1 Billion Bacteria, and That's a Very Good Thing
    Healthy soil makes healthy food, and healthy soil is full of bacteria and other critters.

9 Food Trends to Watch
    Food trends to watch in 2008.

Listeria Recall: Beef Patties Were Sent to Schools
    A Jersey City firm has recalled beef patties due to the risk of listeria.

Beer Prices Follow Hops Costs Higher
    The cost of beer may rise, following the escalating price of hops.

USDA Can't Identify Tainted Beef's Origin
    A drug-resistant strain of Salmonella in ground beef has made 38 people ill, and the USDA can't identify its origins.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Asked by PETA To Be More Compassionate to Chickens
    Popular fast casual restaurant chain urged to use suppliers that practice more humane methods on chickens.

Whole Foods Recalls Chocolate Bars that Contain "Undeclared" Nuts
   

Monsanto Urges Ohio to Ban Hormone-Free Milk Labels
    At the behest of Monsanto, Ohio is considering a ban on labeling milk as hormone-free.

Antibiotic-Resistant E. Coli Rises in Chickens
    Workers at factory chicken farms are more likely to spread antibiotic-resistant strains of E. coli bacteria.

ConAgra Cracks Down on Popcorn, Pot Pies
    ConAgra, responding to studies implicating diacetyl in popcorn as a cause of lung problems, and responding to recall of its Banquet pot pies due to salmonella, has reformulated its popcorn to avoid the additive and will begin warning customers to tho

Groceries Sued for Selling Suspect Organic Milk
    Consumers have sued a number of retailers in eight states over sales of Aurora Organic Dairy milk, which nearly had its USDA organic certification stripped.

What to Get Your Favorite Locavore for the Holidays
    4 book ideas for the passionate Locavore.

A Model Market, Reconnecting Shoppers to Food
    Oxbow Public Market in Napa is a model for the locavore trend.

U.S. Farm Subsidies Impoverish Africa
    Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter blasts cotton subsidies as an unfair way the U.S. impoverishes farmers, particularly in Africa.

Free Happy Meals For Kids Who Earn Good Grades
    Schools are not only rejecting bans on junk food, some are even advertising McDonald's on report cards.

Is Apple Juice Imported From China Safe?
    Imports from China account for 40% of U.S. apple juice supply. Long a concern for orchards that have to compete, it's an emerging health concern, given the number of recalls for other foods and products imported from China.

Sustainable Vodka Is Here (and Whiskey is Coming)
    Reyka Vodka, Square One Vodka, 360 Vodka lead the trend in organic, sustainable spirits, with Bruichladdich Scottish whiskey among the other spirits getting in the game.

Bisphenol A Found in Baby Formula
    Bisphenol A has been found in baby formula, according to studies by the Environmental Working Group.

Many Diet Supplements Contain Steroids
    Diet supplements may contain steroids, according to a new study.

EcoFish: Sustainable Seafood Pioneer
    EcoFish was a pioneer in the sustainable fishing industry, and consumers can use Web tools to find stores that sell species harvested in a sustainable manner.

With Apples, Folks Prefer "Perfect" to Organic
    People will often choose an apple that appears unblemished over an organic apple even though blemishes don't affect the quality of the apple, and unblemished apples often mean pesticides were used.

After Meat Recall, Much Stays in Fridge
    Most meat recalled is never recovered, so the USDA is making new efforts to notify consumers of the retailer that sold the bad meat.

American Diet Has 43% - 73% Too Much Sodium
    FDA is pressured to regulate salt as an additive to limit sodium in our diet.

After Oil Spill, Bans Lifted on Fishing
    Fishing and crabbing bans are lifted in San Francisco Bay, about two weeks after the spill of tens of thousands of gallons of toxic bunker oil.

Farmed or Wild, Salmon Often Goes Unlabeled
    A group of consumers want to sue grocery stores to force them to label farmed or wild salmon.

FDA Mulls a Low-Sodium Mandate
    The FDA may change the definition of salt so it can limit its use in processed foods.

Most Schools Fail Healthy Lunch Test
    Most schools fail the nutrition test on school lunch report card.

Just Stop Eating So Much
    Brian Wansink was appointed recently as the head of the Department of Agriculture's Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion.

Jenny McCarthy Highlights Autism in Holiday Show
    Jenny McCarthy highlights autism awareness during a holiday tree lighting. She has focused on the role of food and diet in the treatment of autism.

Ground Beef Recall For Possible E. coli Contamination
    Recalled beef for possible e.coli contamination may be up to as much as 96,000 pounds.

6 Ways To Guard Yourself Against Non-Organic Pesticides in Food
    A handful of simple tricks of the trade will lower your risks of pesticide exposure.

8 Good Reasons for Following the Localtarian Trend
    How To Ensure That The Latest Food Trend Doesn't Become A Food Fad

Tyson Can't Claim Chicken is "Raised Without Antibiotics"
    USDA told Tyson it can't label its chicken antibiotic free.

High Commodity Prices Hurt Large Food Manufacturers' Bottom Line
    Sky high wheat prices may be costing you a lot of bread for your bread.

Government May Require Meat Producers To Wait For Test Results
    USDA looking to take stringent approach to thwart more meat recalls and food born illnesses.

Why Ads Make You Fat
    America's growing weight problem gets a boost from processed food marketing.




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