A Berry A Day

New research suggests that eating blueberries and strawberries can slow memory loss in older adults.

Apr 27th, 2012

New research suggests that eating blueberries and strawberries can slow memory loss in older adults.

In this file photo taken July 17, 2020, a man wearing a mask to curb the spread of the coronavirus walks past a Burger King restaurant franchise in Beijing.

Chinese Burger King Operator Fined $400K for Expired Ingredients

The case was publicized by state TV.

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Food Coloring a Potential New Weapon Against COVID-19

The dyes can potentially neutralize viruses lingering in the air.

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Seafood Study Finds Plastic in All Samples

A study of five different seafoods has found traces of plastic in every sample tested.

FoodChain ID Acquires French Tech Provider Nutraveris

Nutraveris helps manufacturers and marketers more efficiently create and launch dietary supplements through its AI-based platforms.

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USDA: Regulations Research Aiding Low-Moisture Food Safety

The USDA shares how its five-year research project has helped ensure the safety of low-moisture food products like nuts, spices, pet food and cereals.

USDA Posts 2020 Dietary Guidelines Final Report

The new scientific report and public comments will inform upcoming dietary guidelines for Americans.

Burger King Alters Cows' Diet to Curb Emissions

The company believes that by tweaking their diet, it can reduce a cows' daily methane emissions by about 33%.

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Study: Most Avocado Oil Rancid or Adulterated

More than 80% of avocado oil sold in the U.S. is of poor quality, mislabeled or adulterated with other oils.

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Calorie Control Council Responds to Sugar Association

See what the CCC had to say about The Sugar Association's FDA petition.

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Court Rejects EPA-Approved Herbicide

Dicamba is used on tens of millions of acres of soybeans and cotton nationwide.

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Sugar Association Wants Sweetener Labeling Overhaul

The group is asking the FDA to change requirements for low- and no-calorie sweeteners to boost transparency and "end misleading practices."

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An Ode to Mac and Cheese

Processed cheese solved an age-old problem. Now, Kraft sells 7 million boxes per week.