Articles related to "Food Industry"

A review of Michele Simon's book, subtitled, "How the Food Industry Undermines Our Health and How to Fight Back"

In Food, Inc., Robert Kenner teams up with Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan to lift the veil on the grotesque underbelly of our nation's food industry.

The auto industry wanted one; the banking sector already got one; why not give it to the "green" food companies?

Some schools are designed specifically to give students opportunities for employment at the end of the education. Culinary cooking schools provide just such an education.

Clarence Birdseye revolutionized the food industry with flash-freeze methods he observed in Labrador, Canada.

A structural analysis of the food co-op; how co-ops work; co-op member responsibilities and benefits of co-op membership.

A review of Christopher D. Cook's book, "Diet for a Dead Planet."

Whether you are a serious foodie, a home cook or a bookworm who loves a good non-fiction read, Matthew Evans' offering "Never Order Chicken on a Monday" is a real treat!

Food, Inc. is a little one-sided, but the awareness it creates far outweighs its bias. Far from anti-meat, it asks the audience simply to be more conscientious.

Some people have a vague idea of what organic food is without knowing exactly what it means. Here, what organic food is and why it's important.

Suggestions from Thomas F. Pawlick's book, "The End of Food," on how to avoid the products of a dysfunctional agriculture industry

Chew On This: Everything You Don't Want to Know about Fast Food is an excellent resource for all teachers in middle school classrooms to use with their students.

Quickly delivered, flavorful food is something that many take for granted, yet food delivery is almost impossible for individuals on a gluten-free diet.

A review of Anna Lappe and Bryant Terry's wholesome food guide/cookbook, "Grub: Ideas for an Urban, Organic Kitchen."

The tomato scare that caused the dumping of tons of tomatoes started with a Salmonella strain identified on a Mexican farm. It sickened over 1,300 persons.

This article examines how pet food is produced, looking at ingredients and the differences between wet and dry pet foods.

Choosing a pet involves many things, according to each owner's situation. Some people are finding that adopting an older pet is one of the best things they ever did.

Long ago the American Indians would include whole fish in the garden when planting corn. They were on to something! Fish based fertilizers are a great organic alternative

Choosing a pet food for your dogs or cats means evaluating pet food manufacturers, pet food ingredients, your pet's nutritional needs, and how your pet reacts to the food

Uncertainty still surrounds the recent pet food recall. Homemade foods are an option for pet owners who may be wary of all commercial pet food at present.

This article describes the Slow Movement's mission and programs.

Hamburgers, one of America's best-marketed foods, pose a health risk, especially to children. And the meat processing industry shows few signs of cleaning up its act.

The pet food industry is big business. Learn how returning to the diet nature intended can significantly improve the quality of life for your four legged friend.

On November 5th thru November 8th, 2009 Shepherdstown, WV will host the American Conservation Film Festival.

Read about books that cover green living, conservation, eco-friendly living and global warming

It's possible to start a business dealing with food without having to prepare it. Here are a few business ideas for those passionate about food, but who don't cook.

Chocolate is touted for its flavonol antioxidants, but even raw or dark cocoa have ingredients that are unhealthy. Carob is a naturally sweet, caffeine-free substitute.

Think that bag of peas is a good price? Like you've heard before, there's no such thing as a free lunch and a cheap one is just as dubious- especially if it's from China.

"Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." These three sentences are at the heart of this eye-opening book on how food has virtually disappeared from the Western diet.

Economic and behavioral assessments of penalties negotiated by cigarette manufacturers suggest they are not a magic solution in dealing with health and weight issues.

As one of the more 'toxic' oils, clove essential oil should be used with care; however, clove oil does have properties and uses in aromatherapy when used correctly.

Americans trust that ingredients on food labels are complete and safe. Yet few know and even less approve of the undisclosed, Genetically Modified food in the pantry.

Excess cholesterol in the blood is a major risk factor in cardiovascular disease. This is the orthodox stance, however, a minority of experts take a different view.

Tobacco, gambling, and alcohol carry taxes so why not junk food, another product that comprises health and social wellbeing?

Magnolia Pictures' documentary Food Inc. is an alternately fascinating and terrifying look at the modern food industry. 9/10.

Fatal disease from binge eating disorders is America's biggest killer. Understanding the reasons why this has come about could prevent this becoming a worldwide trend.

A number of criteria must be met before food can be labeled organic. This article presents an overview of what it takes to win that coveted designation.

The phenomenon of chunky felines in America predictably coincides with the similar blossoming of its human population over the last 50 years. Just a coincidence?

Why living green means working to preserve global biodiversity

Lancashire chef Paul Heathcote has done wonders for English food, and two of his restaurants have won the prestigious Bib Gourmand Award in the Michelin Guide 2007

Are we accepting the consequences of our own poor food choices or are we putting the blame on soemone else?

An explanation as to why honeybees are vital agricultural tools, what Haagan-Dazs is doing to find a reason behind the problem, and some facts about the honeybee.

Environmentally sound development of offshore aquaculture in the United States is seen as having potential future benefits for its citizens.

A Catered Christmas is a cozy mystery with a plot anyone interested in whodunits, the food industry, and playful protagonists will enjoy.

How voluntarily living more simply can help reduce poverty by consuming less and contributing more.

This month's celebrity writer for the Health and Wellness section discusses the real roots of the diabetes epidemic in the US and what to do about it.

Here's a winning egg salad recipe that's sure to put a smile on your face after a bite or two. Forget about that pre-made pale paste out there - this version is divine.

For employed and unemployed persons alike, numerous websites allow members to make money despite the downturn in the economy. Here's how people can make money on the web.

Toothpaste is supposed to help rid the teeth and gums of plaque and tartar. It does, but the chemicals that are absorbed into the body can be harmful.

Marjoram has been used as a folk remedy, culinary herb, fragrance and medicine; today, sweet marjoram essential oil has a number of uses and properties in aromatherapy.