All Health articles – Page 97
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ArticleApples are dirtiest of 'Dirty Dozen'
US Environmental Working Group releases seventh edition of Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce
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ArticleChina tries to thwart E.coli outbreak
China's quarantine officials are stepping up efforts to prevent Europe's E.coli outbreak from entering China
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ArticleVietnam turns back on Chinese produce
Chinese produce has fallen from favour in Vietnam due to spiralling costs and quality concerns
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ArticlePBH throws weight behind MyPlate initiative
US education foundation enhances efforts to convey its healthy eating message by backing new USDA initiative
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ArticleMyPlate to transform US consumption
USDA’s new generation tool intends to prompt Americans to think more about eating healthily at meal times
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ArticleTouch of glamour for Publix scheme
Miss America 2011 Teresa Scanlan visited a Publix store to aid the launch of the retailer's Produce for Kids campaign
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ArticleZespri Gold excels in vitamin C study
Research published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found that vitamin C from Zespri Gold kiwifruit is more effectively absorbed into the body than a supplement.
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ArticleE.coli scare provokes mixed response
In France, the fruit and vegetables sector is far from unanimous in its suggested response to last week's E.coli outbreak in Germany
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ArticleZespri Gold backed on vitamin C
New research suggests that vitamin C from Zespri Gold Kiwifruit is more efficiently absorbed into the body than a supplement
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ArticleFruit is 'a dessert, not a medicine'
US researchers have questioned claims that so-called 'superfruits' can aid in preventing cancer
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ArticleOrganics could extend lifespan
New research outlining the health benefits of organic produce has been welcomed by the UK's Soil Association
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ArticleFreshfel supports European Obesity Day
Freshfel Europe reiterates message about dietary importance of fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleSingapore lifts Japan produce import ban
Singapore has lifted an import ban from two Japanese prefectures after an investigation found contaminated vegetables did not originate there
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ArticleIndia temporarily bans endosulfan
India has imposed a temporary national ban on the production and sale of pesticide endosulfan while its effects are studied
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ArticleKiwifruit pulled after typhoid case
Zespri has pulled 100,000 trays of kiwifruit from sale after a picker was diagnosed with typhoid fever
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ArticleIrish rugby star fronts consumption campaign
Bord Bia has recruited Irish international rugby star Tommy Bowe, a member of the Lions touring team, to head its Best In Season fresh produce promotion campaign.
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ArticleRoyal wedding boosts produce sales
The royal wedding is being credited with an upsurge in sales of cucumbers, mint and Jersey Royal potatoes.
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ArticleChina seizes tainted bean sprouts
The safety of fresh produce in China is once again in the spotlight following the seizure of 40 tonnes of bean sprouts treated with banned substances
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ArticleMetro Group to launch nutrition labels
Retailer is set to introduce the '1 plus 4' label across its entire own-label range in Germany
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ArticleSalad bar boost for New Orleans schools
United Fresh Foundation donates salad bars to 33 schools to help increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for children