By Christopher Flavelle The world’s land and water resources are being exploited at “unprecedented rates,” a new United Nations report warns, which combined with climate change is putting dire pressure on the ability of humanity…
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BY THE SCIENTIST STAFF Scientists have for decades recognized that the human body is more microbe than human. Large and diverse communities of bacteria, viruses, and other microscopic life inhabit not just our intestines, but…
Dive Brief: The self-service kiosk market will reach an estimated $30.8 billion by 2024, according to new research from Tillster, which surveyed 2,000 QSR and fast casual customers with the help of SSI. Even if…
NEW DR. GUNDRY COCONUT CHOCOLATE BARS First commercial application of Callebaut’s Acticoa™ Polyphenol Rich Dark Chocolate enrobing Functional Coconut Core with Tocopherols, Coffee Fruit Extract & Larch Arabinogalactan, delivering 11 grams Dietary Fiber & 3…
On a hot morning in Bloom, a time period that those who don’t work with tree fruit might call early May, the subject of this profile was in the midst of a busy couple…
One fateful summer many years ago, I took a bite of my first mangosteen. I was staying with my great-uncle’s family in Shanghai, and in lieu of the “American fruits” I ate at home (apples,…
In 1995’s The Net, Sandra Bullock ordered a pizza from Pizza.net, a fictional company with the now-dated tagline: “We deliver the best pizza in cyberspace.” At the time, it was still a wild idea, existing…
University of Chicago immunologist Cathryn Nagler began to suspect that the body’s resident bacteria play a role in food allergies almost two decades ago. A handful of studies of germfree mice in the 1980s and…
The minimum wage was not the only factor Restaurants Unlimited blamed for their impending bankruptcy. The company also cited a pair of soft restaurant openings and a decline in casual dining. Restaurants Unlimited, a Seattle-based…