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Edible insects have been served as food in Thailand for a long time, often visible at street vendor stalls selling trays of fried insects, silkworm pupae, bamboo worms, locusts, beetles and crickets, with soy sauces and even seasonings.

Bangkok Post

What makes a winning farmers’ market?

Five prizewinning markets share their secrets to keeping customers coming back week after week

Salon

Police make 14 arrests after Animal Rebellion campaigners stage sit-in protest at Mana restaurant

A spokesman for Animal Rebellion clamed that Mana was targeted because 'it refuses to cater to vegans' and has 'a meat-heavy menu'

Manchester Evening News

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America’s staggering food waste problem

We waste more than 100 billion pounds — or 40% — of food each year.

Axios

The retro cereal toys that'll take you right back to your Glasgow childhood

From bicycle reflectors to "baking powder" submarines, children's cereals contained a variety of freebies for decades. We take a nostalgic look back at a few old favourites from back in the day.

Glasgow Live

‘For some it’s feed your kids or your dog’: Britons turn to pet food banks

Blue Cross pet food bank in Grimsby is facing growing demand as people struggle to afford to feed their animals

The Guardian - UK

Telling Americans to ‘eat better’ doesn’t work. We must make healthier food

For decades public health authorities have encouraged us to choose healthier foods – yet most choices available to Americans are bad ones

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On angel food cake and falling in love

Katie Rice realized her partner was the one when their dates moved from dive bars to the kitchen

Salon

Russia reaped $1 billion of wheat in occupied Ukraine, NASA says

Ukraine has lost at least $1 billion of wheat that was harvested in areas controlled by Russia, according to research using satellite imagery from NASA’s food security and agriculture program.

Tribune News Service

Worm turns for threatened organics business

Rising property values and an expanding industrial zone in Central Otago are putting the squeeze on a decades-old natural-waste disposal operation.

Newsroom.co.nz

We found the best-value Christmas dinner meal deals from Tesco, Asda, Iceland and more

With meal deals starting from just £3.50 per head, you can enjoy Christmas dinner whatever your budget

Manchester Evening News

Newcastle foodbank which feared closure after parking nightmare has £4,000 fines cancelled

Kenton Foodbank has had more than £4,000 of fines 'quashed' and acquired permits for its two vans

Chronicle Live

World Food Price Index Remains Stable in November

The United Nations food agency's global price index remained stable in November amid decline in international prices of cereals, meat and dairy products driven by the agreement to prolong a UN-backed grain export channel from Ukraine. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) price index, which tracks the most globally traded…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tesco, Lidl and Aldi products pulled from supermarket shelves

Tesco, Lidl and Aldi have recalled a number of items in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo

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EPA proposes more biofuel blending in nation's gasoline

Minnesota farmers whose corn and soybeans are blended into biofuels received a long-awaited blueprint of a rule from the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday that could pave the way to more biomass-based, domestic fuel stocks being mixed into the nation's vehicle engines.

Daily Mirror

Tesco places security tags on own-brand cheese in 'sign of times' cost of living crisis

Food prices have been rocketing during the cost of living crisis, and as more people struggle to get by, one Tesco customer said their local store has resorted to "tragic" measures

The Independent UK

The tiny profit UK farmers make from the food they grow

The market is failing to reward UK farmers, food charity Sustain finds

The Independent UK

King Charles and Prince’s Trust back Felix Project, earmarked beneficiary of our Christmas appeal

On the Breadline: Being able to store chilled and frozen food will help charities scale up their work and save fresh goods from landfill

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The Guardian - US

Wooden spoons and glass mugs: how to avoid toxic chemicals in your kitchen

Tom Perkins has reported widely on the potential risks of toxic chemicals. Here’s his guide to help you find safe alternatives for your kitchen

Reuters

World food prices ease further in November, says FAO

The United Nations food agency's world price index fell marginally in November, marking an eighth straight monthly fall since a record high in March after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

On Nutrition: The benefits of bones

My husband did an excellent job carving our Thanksgiving turkey. So well, in fact, that very little was left on the bones that I typically use for making turkey soup. After simmering them overnight, however, I was surprised that the almost bare bones still gave up a fair amount of…

Daily Record

'I tried Morrisons' Ask for Henry free meal scheme and was left overwhelmed'

Ever wondered what happens when someone 'Asks for Henry'? e put the national scheme to test to help readers.

The Guardian - UK

UK farmers making tiny profits as supermarkets boast record takings

Ministers urged to act as study shows average block of cheese or loaf of bread makes farmers less than a penny

Wales Online

Covid-19 can remain on some groceries for days, study finds

Under some conditions, the infectious virus was detected on peppers, bread crust, ham and cheese

The Independent UK

Covid-19 can remain on some groceries for days – study

Scientists have, however, advised the risk to consumers remains very low.

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