Pork antibiotic use investigation launched
Antibiotic use in pork production is to be investigated by an independent panel of seven appointed by the US National Pork Board (NPB).
Archives for November 6, 2015
Corner stores could offer more healthy options in food deserts
Building more supermarkets is not the only way to reduce food deserts, suggests new research that found corner stores are stocking more healthy foods and beverages now than almost 10 years ago.
Medical experts and industry slam study linking sugary drinks to heart failure
A study suggesting men consuming two or more sugary drinks per day are more likely to suffer heart failure does not provide conclusive evidence, say medical professionals while industry calls it 'unhelpful'.
Mayor Emanuel welcomes SPINS to Chicago, ‘the epicenter for the food industry’
Mayor Rahm Emanuel cut the ribbon to officially open the new corporate headquarters for SPINS, a move that gives the company greater access to top talent to continue its impressive growth.
Obese paradox? People needing more vitamin E are getting less
Obese people are absorbing less vitamin E when they actually require more to help counteract the effects of metabolic stress, say researchers.
5 tips for growing a CPG company fast from rapidly expanding Hella Bitters
Hella Bitters' explosive growth in the last three years has been a dream come true for the founders, but it easily could have been a nightmare if the young company had not had in a place a viable finance plan it could access quickly.