Thomas Adamson

Associated Press

Streamline, Save, and Scale with Material Transfer's Custom Solutions

Streamline, Save, and Scale with Material Transfer's Custom Solutions

September 1, 2025

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Former Exec of Mars Candy Subsidiary Pleads Guilty to Stealing $28 Million

September 12, 2025

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Coca‑Cola Joins MIT AI Consortium

September 11, 2025

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Red Bull, Partners to Begin Building $1.5B North Carolina Hub

September 11, 2025

Tracking Ingredients, Processes, and Costs in Food Manufacturing

Tracking Ingredients, Processes, and Costs in Food Manufacturing

Few sectors are as dependent on traceability as the food industry. Here’s what traceability software can do for you.

September 1, 2025

A child sits inside a canoe with empty plastic bottles he collected to sell for recycling in the floating slum of Makoko, Lagos, Nigeria, Nov. 8, 2022.

Talks Open on Treaty to End Global Plastic Pollution

The crucial session will need to result in decisions about the plan's objectives and scope.

May 30, 2023

Activists stand by dead dolphins they spread in front of the European parliament in Strasbourg, France, March 14, 2023.

France Ordered to Curb Dolphin Deaths in Fishing Nets

The nation's highest administrative body gave government officials a six-month deadline.

March 21, 2023

Baker Hugo Hardy prepares baguettes to be sold at Bigot bakery in Versailles, west of Paris on Oct. 26, 2021.

Fears of Higher Baguette Prices Pose Crunch for the French

Many boulangeries around France are putting up signs warning customers that the long, crunchy staple could be going up in price by 3 to 5 centimes (4 to 6 cents).

October 27, 2021

Empty barrels for the next harvest in autumn in the cave of Champagne producer Anselme Selosse in Avize, in the Champagne region east of Paris, on July 28.

Champagne Industry Hammered by Pandemic

Eastern France producers say they've lost about $2 billion in sales for this year as turnover fell by one-third.

July 31, 2020

Wine fair goers taste wines of the Burgundy region in Paris on Monday, Feb. 10. Two thousand winemakers - including giant Moet-Hennessy - are wooing some 30,000 French and international visitors at the Vinexpo fair through Wednesday with a renewed focus on ecology and sustainability as well as tech innovation like robots.

French Wine Industry Puts Itself on Show

Thousands of winemakers are wooing some 30,000 French and international visitors at the Vinexpo fair through Wednesday.

February 11, 2020

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Fishing Practices Blamed for Dolphin Deaths

A record 1,100 dolphins have washed up on France's Atlantic coast since January - many badly mutilated with fins amputated.

March 28, 2019