Barocal can cool your food and drink by squeezing a hunk of plastic crystals
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Norway transports more than 1000kg of traditional food to US WC to help Erling Haaland and co perform at their best
Norway are heading to the 2026 World Cup in the United States with a sizeable shipment of traditional food as part of their preparation plan for Erling Haaland, Martin Odegaard and the rest of the squad. The Norwegian national team are reportedly taking 300kg of fish, 116kg of Norwegian cheese a...
Food regulator confirms there’s no new rule on zero added sugar in baby foods
Amid worldwide worries about sugar in baby food, India's FSSAI has affirmed that no new regulations banning added sugars will be introduced. The guidelines from 2020 still allow certain added sugars, keeping pace with international norms.
The importance of food sovereignty in Puerto Rico
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I've been traveling across China for 10 years. These are the 3 cities with the best food — and one that disappointed me.
The food in one of China's ancient capitals left Sophie Steiner underwhelmed.
Apeel tried to fix food waste – and got hit by a disinformation campaign
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FDA approves first new sunscreen ingredient in more than 20 years
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday added bemotrizinol to the list of permitted sunscreen active ingredients, the first such addition since the late 1990s. Bemotrizinol provides protection against ultraviolet A and B rays and has low levels of absorption through the skin into the b...
FDA green-lights 1st new sunscreen ingredient in years
The Food and Drug Administration is green-lighting a new sunscreen ingredient.
The British food scene was booming. Why has it suddenly gone bust?
Once mocked internationally, the UK became a gastronomic hotspot in recent decades – London was hailed as the foodie capital of the world. Now many Michelin-starred restaurants have closed and the rot is spreading It’s 9am on a weekday morning and although I’ve just finished my porridge, the che...