Food
US returns 25 stolen artefacts to Italy
May 27, 2015
US returns 25 stolen artefacts to Italy
The United States returned 25 stolen artefacts to Italy including ancient vases, frescoes and manuscripts that had been illegally removed…
Australia makes its mark on global coffee culture
May 27, 2015
Australia makes its mark on global coffee culture
Australia is world-renowned for its love of beer. But its passion for a different type of brew -- coffee --…
Eat this for better sleep, more energy
May 18, 2015
Eat this for better sleep, more energy
Different foods have different health benefits. Find out if you’re getting enough of the good stuff for better sleep, sex,…
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver hires bank to find restaurant investor: Times
May 16, 2015
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver hires bank to find restaurant investor: Times
British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has hired advisers at Royal Bank of Canada to help find private equity investors and…
Picking strawberries in Mexico for US tables leaves workers asking for more
May 16, 2015
Picking strawberries in Mexico for US tables leaves workers asking for more
Huddled around a single flickering candle in a tiny wood and cardboard shack on scrubland in Mexico's northwest, laborer Genaro…
France’s finest restaurants adapt as food allergies surge
May 15, 2015
France’s finest restaurants adapt as food allergies surge
Confronted by an increasing number of diners with dietary restrictions, the chefs at some of France’s finest restaurants have been…
Food wastage an ‘enormous’ global concern, G20 says
May 10, 2015
Food wastage an ‘enormous’ global concern, G20 says
Food wasted by consumers is an enormous economic problem and nations should ensure excess food is given to the hungry…
Austrian baker causes stir with ‘tasteless’ 9/11 cake
May 7, 2015
Austrian baker causes stir with ‘tasteless’ 9/11 cake
A Vienna baker has stirred up anger by making a cake depicting Austria's main political parties as New York's twin…
Warming seas may spell end to Britain’s fish and chips
April 14, 2015
Warming seas may spell end to Britain’s fish and chips
Warming seas may spell the end to traditional British food favorites such as haddock and chips, researchers said on Monday. Haddock,…
What to know about recent food recalls and bacteria listeria
April 11, 2015
What to know about recent food recalls and bacteria listeria
Large food recalls have forced consumers to throw away hummus and ice cream that may be contaminated with the same…