All Health articles – Page 79
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ArticleTaylor Farms halts Mexican activities
No salad production or shipping to US market will take place without FDA approval while the agency continues to investigate the cyclospora outbreak
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ArticleChildren 'prefer fizz to veg'
British Heart Foundation claims that British children are more likely to drink fizzy drinks than eat fruit or vegetables
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ArticleFruit at work 'boosts productivity'
Research by office produce supplier Fruitful Office suggests eating fruit in the workplace improves energy levels
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ArticleBayer slams neonicotinoid critics
Dr Stephen Humphreys says the biggest threat to bee health is the varroa mite and not neonicotinoids
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ArticleNew York prescribes fresh fruit and veg
Fresh produce vouchers given to obese hospital patients as part of new programme being trialled in the Bronx and Manhattan
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ArticleEating broccoli 'rejuvenates metabolism'
Paper presents evidence that a compound found in broccoli can re-tune human metabolism to reduce disease risk
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ArticlePMA lines up 27 salad bars
Schools across four states are set to benefit from salad bars donated by the Produce Marketing Association
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ArticleScots to explore teenage diets
The FSA in Scotland is looking at deprivation and the food bought by Scottish schoolchildren
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ArticleFreshfel calls for greater promotion
Focused efforts are required to market fruit and vegetables to help prevent non-communicable diseases, the group says
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ArticleE coli technology firm gets a boost
Scottish firm FoodScience receives a loan as it looks to expand its fresh produce technology into new markets
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ArticleSchools urged to ban packed lunches
A government-commissioned report urges schools to ban packed lunches and produce healthier school dinners
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ArticleRetailer fined for selling rotten produce
Sheffield-based independent retailer is hit with a fine after selling fruit and vegetables unfit for human consumption
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Obama reveals broccoli preference
US president's revelation that broccoli is his favourite food is welcomed by the United Fresh Produce Association
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ArticleItalian trade targets German doctors
Mr Fruitness campaign turns its attention to Germany's medical practitioners in bid to boost fruit and veg consumption
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ArticleFresh produce 'lengthens life span'
A new European study finds that adults who consume five portions of fruit and vegetables a day live up to three years longer
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ArticleUK produce consumption falls below US
Rabobank report claims UK consumption levels of fruit and veg are falling quicker than in the US
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ArticleResearch shows mango-eaters are healthier
A US study has found a link between eating the popular tropical fruit and nutritional intake
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ArticleSchool snacking standards praised
Next year's implementation of Smart Snacks in School standards has been welcomed by the United Fresh Produce Association
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ArticleTactical snacking aids child health
Ready Pac aiming to increase kids' intake of fruits and vegetables with its Ready Snax range
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ArticleTurbana teams with Produce for Kids
Get Healthy, Give Hope campaign aims to raise consumer awareness about how to eat well and live active lifestyles while also supporting children’s charities