U.K. Red Meat Warning February 25/London/U.K. Department of Health -- People who eat a lot of red and processed meat are being advised for the first time to consider cutting
Flour Prices to Rise in Japan February 24/Tokyo/Asia Pulse -- The Japanese government has announced plans to hike wheat prices by 18%. The average price will come to 56,710 yen
The Cause of Yo-yo Dieting February 24/The Netherlands/The Express -- Yo-yo dieters who slim down successfully may not be to blame when the pounds pile back on, scientists say. Tests
Wessanen Sees Less Loss February 24/ADP News Netherlands -- Dutch food firm Royal Wessanen reported a net loss of 8.9 million euros ($2.2 million) for the fourth quarter of 2010,
Kerry Looking to Spend February 23/Dublin/Irish Examiner -- Chief executive Stan McCarthy expects to spend 300 million euros extending the group's reach across ingredients, flavorings and in the chilled cabinet
Questioning Organic's Benefits February 23/Lonodn/Press Association Mediapoint -- There appear to be little or no nutritional or taste benefits to growing food organically as opposed to non-organically, a two-year study
Del Monte Pacific 4Q Triples February 22/Singapore/The Business Times Singapore -- Del Monte Pacific Limited announced a fourth-quarter net profit of $14.6 million -- more than three times that of
Vegan Diets Move Mainstream February 23/Norfolk, Va./The Virginian-Pilot -- Once mocked as a fringe diet for sandal-wearing health food store workers, veganism is moving from marginal to mainstream in the
Playing D February 22/Dublin, Ireland/BreakingNews.ie -- Parents in Ireland are being reminded to give their babies a daily vitamin D supplement. All babies -- both breastfed or formula fed --
Beer Brand to a Sports Drink February 22/Portland, Maine/Chicago Sun-Times -- A Bavarian brewmeister is touting its no-alcohol beer as the latest sport drink for athletes, handing it out at
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