Details By Chuck Hoskin Jr. October 30, 2022 Guest Opinion. For the Cherokee people and for people everywhere, true freedom is impossible without control over our own food supply. Tribal nations have long suffered the ill effects of being pushed out of our lands, denied our well-developed traditional strategies for food production, and forced to …
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The street food industry is booming. You may not have taken the time to notice before, but there is bound to be a food truck of some sort situated near you. You may even spot one (or multiple) during your work commute or the school run. Roots at The Beach, Aye Aye Amigo, The Hungry …
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More than 80 businesses across the Black Country and Staffordshire have received new hygiene ratings in recent weeks The seven takeaways and restaurants are among 81 businesses selling food that have recently been inspected by their local councils in conjunction with the agency. Takeaways, pubs, restaurants and any other retailers that sell food are inspected …
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The KwaZulu-Natal branch of the African Farmers’ Association of South Africa (Afasa) has unreservedly apologized to those who witnessed an “unfortunate spectacle” during its recent annual general meeting and congress at the Durban ICC. In a release issued by Afasa in KwaZulu-Natal, provincial chairperson Mbongeni Sikhakhane says it is unfortunate that a dispute between its …
A project looking at the surveillance and control of ciguatera poisoning in Europe has been given a second edition. A launch meeting for EuroCigua II was attended this past week by representatives of 11 organizations involved in food safety and public health from five European countries. Partners include the Spanish Institute of Agrifood Research and …
This week, Australians across three states are mopping up after widespread flooding inundated vast areas. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has warned the impact might yet be felt by those farther afield: food prices, already suffering a series of shocks this year, are likely to climb. “There’s no doubt …the impact will feed into higher prices, …
Harry Bains, Minister of Labor – “Bringing these workers back into the public system recognizes their value and shows that our government appreciates the vital work they do every day. Vancouver Coastal Health and the patients in care there are all the better for it, too.” Susie Chant, MLA for North Vancouver-Seymour – “Better jobs …
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As the Founder of Plant Powered Consulting and Co-Founder VegTech Invest, Elysabeth Alfano is working to drive innovation in the plant-based food sector. Alfano explains that she was drawn to the plant-based industry for its potential to help consumers choose healthier foods that had a lower carbon footprint. “There are no silver bullets in life,” …
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Earlier this month, a federal appeals court upheld a St. Louis ban on sharing “potentially hazardous” foods with the homeless and less fortunate, Courthouse News reports. The ban was challenged by Pastor Raymond Redlich and a colleague, who believe they have both a duty and a right to provide food to people in need. The …
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PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, CMC – Almost half the population of Haiti is currently experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity. This is based on the latest analysis which shows a major deterioration of the food crisis in Haiti with 4.7 million people, almost half of the population, experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity. …
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