All Health articles – Page 89
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ArticleTesco launches sweeter broccoli
UK's largest grocer unveils packs of new, longer-stemmed 'supersweet' variety as part of its Tesco Finest range
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ArticleMcDonald's drops Innocent for Fruitizz
Fast food giant to include fizzy fruit drink in Happy Meals at UK restaurants, as five-year smoothie trial comes to end
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ArticleLove My Salad a hit
The social networking site has proven a success since its launch in February and is set to expand further
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ArticleUS retailer donates salad bars to schools
Local grocery chain Harris Teeter has teamed up with United Fresh, Fresh Express and nine additional fresh produce suppliers
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ArticleSuperheroes can play healthy role
The likes of Batman and Spider-man can encourage children to make healthier food choices, a new US study has shown
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ArticleCampaign pushes avos as sandwich staple
New marketing drive encourages UK delis and sandwich shops to use avocados as a healthy alternative to butter
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ArticleHealth messages 'counter-productive'
A new study from Grenoble School of Management puts in doubt the efficacy of health messages in advertising
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ArticleUK caterer gives boost to African schools
UK-based school meals provider Chartwells has opened new kitchens in two African schools as part of its strategy to feed school pupils in Malawi.
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ArticleDole promotes salad selfishness
Desperate Housewives' Felicity Huffman continues to front Salad'tude campaign as it focuses on self-indulgence
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ArticleThai supermarkets sell tainted produce
Thai consumer watch group warns of high levels of pesticides on vegetables sold in supermarkets and luxury department stores
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ArticleFreshfel launches Kids Enjoy Fresh site
New website is designed to highlight the benefits and enjoyment of fresh produce consumption to European children
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ArticleSoccer promo for South African citrus
Western Cape Citrus Producers Forum takes part in major tournament attended by more than 4,000 young soccer players
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ArticleProduce may help smokers quit
Researchers at the University of Buffalo have found that eating more fresh produce may help smokers trying to quit their habit and stay tobacco-free for longer.
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ArticleCalls for UK to replicate US scheme
Senior industry figures have called for the UK to replicate a US scheme to offer free fruit to OAPs
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ArticleScotland funds better school meals
A package of almost €1m has been awarded to the Soil Association to help improve the quality of school meals in Scotland
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ArticleMan who serenades plums 'increases harvest'
A plum-charmer has been called in to play clarinet to Pershore's plum trees in the hope it will increase this season’s harvest.
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ArticleBoost for US school salad scheme
More than 15 salad bars will be built in schools in the Washington DC area after donations to the Grower-Shipper Association of Central California (GSA) and United Fresh’s Salad for School campaigns.
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ArticleCalls for UK to replicate US voucher scheme
Senior industry figures have called for the UK to replicate a US scheme to offer free fruit to OAPs - but questioned whether the cash is available to do it here.
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ArticleCool Cuts targets schoolchildren
New Disney-themed snack line from Ready Pac is aimed at children aged between six and 12 years old
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ArticleDole recalls certain bagged salads
The precautionary food safety recall is limited to a certain number of salads, according to Dole Fresh Vegetables