Bringing Communities Together
Food banks are suffering major food shortages and are blaming the virus pandemic for it. Foods like rice and pasta have gone at a concerning rate and the food banks are finding it extremely difficult to get a hold of such foods. People from the community are being asked to […]
The Guinness-owner said operating profits could be £140m-£200m lower than expected due to disruption across Asia. It joins companies such as Apple and Danone in warning about the impact of the deadly virus. Financial markets have also fallen sharply this week as fears of a pandemic grow. The company – whose brands […]
Almost all hearing aids nowadays are produced using the technique. Also known as additive manufacturing, 3D printing involves building up layers of material – plastic, metal or resin – and bonding them together, until eventually you have the finished product. “Previously, production had been the sole preserve of modellers who […]
Tomato prices have hit a record high in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, making the staple food a luxury for many. Harvests have been smaller and poorer in quality because of prolonged heavy rains that led to flash floods, landslides, and the destruction of agricultural land. In Kenya, one tomato used […]
The Vegan Society has shared suggested guidelines to help businesses look after their vegan staff. They range from offering vegan menus at events to providing vegan-friendly work-wear for people who want it. The charity wants vegans to be exempt from corporate events like horse racing or activities that might include cooking a […]
Calm Drinks has added two new products to its range, releasing canned cold brew americano and an oat milk latte version, both infused with CBD under its Calm Coffee brand. Taking note of changing trends with the food and beverage sector, both drinks are vegan friendly and use natural ingredients and flavourings. […]
Cllr Garry Perry Portfolio Holder for Public protection gave a highly visual presentation to the Leader of the Council, Cllr Mike Bird, assorted members and media at a recent Cabinet meeting held in the Council building on 12 February. Cllr Perry’s focus at the meeting was this year’s Council Food Law Enforcement […]
A number of seafood and products of animal origin (predominately raw cut chicken, beef knuckles and frozen prawns) supplied by The Chicken Guy Ltd. have not been produced in accordance with food hygiene and legislative requirements. These products are not compliant with hygiene, labelling and traceability requirements and are deemed […]
Origin of Chocolates and waffles, Belgium is now also known for one of the famous person who is taking fashion and food world together by her work. Charlotte Collard, is a former model and digital entrepreneur who was the first to start a fashion and food on Instagram (@charlotte_collard) where she […]
Cabinet members will consider Walsall Council’s annual Food Law Enforcement Service Plan (FLESP) at Cabinet on 12 February. The Plan evidences how statutory food hygiene standards in Walsall are maintained, improved and where necessary are enforced to protect the public. Cabinet will hear that the percentage of businesses achieving a […]
