Tag: food
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Oleshky: Risking their lives to find food and water in Russian-occupied city
The BBC has spoken to residents in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky who say they now have to eat garden weeds to survive.
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Dopamine sites: India and the world are discovering the thrill of shopping without buying
Dopamine sites mimic shopping’s thrill without the spending, turning the ritual of consumption into a digital game.
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India tightens proposed food warning labels in setback to industry
NEW DELHI: India toughened its stance on proposed warning labels for packaged foods on Wednesday (Sep 23), saying products high in salt, sugar or fat would carry red warning symbols even if only one of those ingredients exceeded limits, dealing a setback to the US$100 billion industry.The move abandons an ear
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Famine threatens Ukrainian town of Oleshky as Russia’s war cuts residents off from food and supplies
Food supplies to the town of Oleshky in the occupied part of the southern Kherson region have been cut off since May. Efforts by Kyiv to negotiate the evacuation of civilians with Moscow have been largely unsuccessful.
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Johanne Siy’s new restaurant Aro features rare Filipino seaweed, pili nuts and artisanal salt
Acclaimed chef Johanne Siy’s debut restaurant Aro opens on Mohamed Sultan Road on Sep 25 with a menu showcasing overlooked ingredients from the Philippines and beyond.
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Can scientists breed the perfect strawberry?
Why do many strawberries taste less flavorful today, and can scientists bring back their aroma? We explore the quest for the perfect strawberry, along with new ways to cut food waste and create more sustainable foods.
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Flushed away: The fertilizer hidden in human pee and poop
Scientists are turning nutrients from urine, poop, and sewage into fertilizers. This process could help make farming more circular and sustainable.
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High-profile raids spotlight India’s food-safety struggles
Recent raids at luxury hotels and a wider crackdown on food companies have renewed the debate about food-safety standards and enforcement in India.
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Markets sell rotten vegetables as Nigeria’s woes deepen
Food inflation continues to rise in Nigeria — pushing many people to the point of desperation. DW reports on how the cost-of-living crisis is forcing some people to choose between their health and their next meal.
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Michelin-starred Seoul restaurant fined for using ants as garnish
The owner of the acclaimed establishment avoids jail but is made to pay 15 million won (£8,144; $10,965).
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