50+ years as America’s food and health watchdog

Story Founded in 1971 by microbiologist Michael F. Jacobson and two other scientists, oceanographer James Sullivan and chemist Albert Fritsch, the Center for Science in the Public Interest quickly carved out a niche for itself as America’s leading public health advocacy organization. food security and nutrition, campaigning for early reforms such as the elimination... Read More

$150 million AfDB loan to support green recovery in Indonesia

TEMPO.CO, Manila – The Asian Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $150 million loan to support a facility aimed at accelerating Indonesia’s economic recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and catalyzing public funds and to support green and bankable infrastructure projects to help the country achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).... Read More

Why a 2010 Commerce Department loan guarantee program for manufacturing never got started

The best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Subscribe to Federal Drive’s daily audio interviews at Apple podcast or Podcast One. In 2010, Congress created a loan guarantee program that runs through the Department of Commerce. Its aim was to support the technological innovation of small and medium-sized manufacturers. But the program... Read More

Khloe Kardashian does NOT have to repay $1.5M PPP loan for Good American brand despite her ‘$40M net worth’

KHLOE Kardashian has failed to repay her $1.3 million PPP loan for her online clothing company, Good American, despite her estimated net worth of $40 million. Good American was approved for the $1.3 million loan on April 14, 2020, and the loan was fully canceled on March 31, 2021. 4 Khloe Kardashian’s company Good... Read More

Kazakhstan on fire, Russia impostor and tame food prices – posts of the week

Ukrinform posts on the most important things you might have missed this week: Kazakhstan: the arrival of Nazarbayev. But who should Tokayev negotiate with? Source: www.ukrinform.ru Can the protests in Kazakhstan be called unexpected? Unlikely. The Kazakhs have quite a rich experience of disobedience and stubborn resistance. Suffice it to recall the events of... Read More

Price increases: what will cost more in 2022

As the country continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and lingering supply chain issues, Canadians are feeling the crunch at the checkout as prices continue to rise. Experts say this is a trend we can expect to continue well this year. From houses, to vehicles, to food; here’s a look at what’s going... Read More

The 5 Biggest Game-Changing Fast Food Chain Shakes This Year – Eat This, Not That

2021 has been a great year for mergers and acquisitions in the restaurant industry. A standard six offers were reported over the course of nine days between June and July and many were reported in the latter months of the year. Companies from all corners of the industry have bought and sold, encouraged by... Read More

Twin Peaks continues to build development pipeline in Mexico with deal resulting in 32 lodges

Through: Twin peaks | 0 Actions 26 readings The Ultimate Sports Lodge announces zone development agreement to increase total number of lodges in Mexico by 24 over the next decade December 30, 2021 // Franchising.com // LOS ANGELES – FAT (Fresh. Authentic. Tasty.) Brands Inc., parent company of Twin Peaks Restaurant and 16 other... Read More

Houston’s The Greasy Spoon Soulfood Bistro to be featured on Food Network

HOUSTON – We all know that the town of Bayou is known for its restaurants that really know how to satisfy your taste buds. Well, get ready to be mouth watering because one of Houston’s own soulfood restaurants will be featured on the Food Network show. Food paradise Wednesday. In the episode, Max Bozeman... Read More

Sheffield Lavang Restaurant serves Indian cuisine in its unique menus which change seasonally

Lavang on Fulwood Road in Sheffield. Photo Scott Merrylees Lavang Restaurant, which opened in February 2017, offers a series of powerful plates and signature dishes based on its unique flavors and recipes from different parts of Asia. The best-selling seasonal items remain on the menus for customers to continue to enjoy. A spokesperson for... Read More

Disease burden and costs decrease in Netherlands due to COVID-19 measures

A sharp drop in the disease burden of 14 pathogens in the Netherlands in 2020 has been attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) analyzed the average number of years lost due to health problems or deaths from gastrointestinal illnesses and the cost of the disease... Read More

Fuels, food and fertilizers are on fire around the world: what links their prices?

Fuel, food and fertilizers are on fire around the world. What links their prices to each other? Fuel and food prices: We have all been through a lot during the pandemic. People had no work to do and therefore there was no source of income for a very long time. The whole country was... Read More

Government will continue micro-franchise and affordable development programs (updated)

PUTRAJAYA: The government intends to continue the development programs of micro-franchises and affordable franchises next year and to ensure that more people receive their benefits, especially those in the B40 and M40 groups, said the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.(Photo). He said the micro and affordable franchise development programs that were introduced... Read More

Average cost of vacation: transportation, food, entertainment

Americans are ready for a vacation. According to an AAA Travel survey, 55% of adults in the United States plan to get at least one night’s getaway before the end of 2022. It’s smart to plan, save money, and budget for a vacation, especially since some places still have COVID-19 restrictions and the cost... Read More

Best Thanksgiving Recipes and Tips for Planning the Perfect Dinner

Sparkling lights and red Starbucks mugs are clear signs that the holidays are upon us. And this year, many are cautiously navigating a new normal – planning in-person gatherings, booking restaurants, and booking flights to see loved ones. But the new normal isn’t quite the same as the normal around 2019. Persistent concerns over... Read More

Twin Peaks braces for substantial growth after monumental neighborhood

The Ultimate Sports Lodge Acquired by FAT Brands Inc., Ranked Top Five in Knapp-Track’s Casual Dining Segment, Opened Three New Locations and More in Q3 Los Angeles, CA (RestaurantNews.com) Twin peaks hits the gas and runs to the 2021 finish line after an exhilarating run in the third quarter. The continued success of the... Read More

Retail Food Group: Owner of Donut King, Brumby’s, Gloria Jeans and Michel’s Patisserie faces new challenge to rebuild reputation

As cities across the country emerge from lockdown – and baristas serve tasty treats again – one business is still feeling the pain. If you’ve ever had a cup of coffee, cake, or cinnamon donut in stores, there’s a good chance you’ve visited a Retail Food Group stable cafe. For years, the franchisor has... Read More

President Buhari vows to bring down food prices – Nairametrics

President Muhammadu Buhari assured Nigerians he would crush rising food prices in the country, as he called on key government and security agencies to find lasting solutions to the disruptive and unpatriotic activities of middlemen and food grabbers. The president revealed this in his 61st independent live broadcast Friday in Abuja. The directive, according... Read More

Rising food prices are forcing grocery shoppers to change their habits: “It’s been tough” – National

As prices rise alongside inflation in Canada, some 40 percent of shoppers are focusing more than ever on sales and deals when shopping. A new report from Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analysis Lab found that 86 percent of Canadians surveyed believe food prices are higher than six months ago. As a result, two in five... Read More

Hurry: Canadians shocked by food prices vote with their feet – and eat less meat

Breadcrumb Links Abstract Executive 86% of Canadians have noticed the increase in food prices and 73% see a “shrinkage” Author of the article: Pamela Paradis Release date : Sep 30, 2021 • 12 hours ago • 5 minutes to read • 33 reviews More than half of Canadians said they had noticed the biggest... Read More

Italian agrifood excellence on Amundi’s menu at the Geneva Forum

An innovative successor fund investing in resilient agribusiness excellence in Italy will be presented by Amundi to family investors at the Campden Wealth Family Office and Investment Forum in Geneva on October 6 and 7, 2021. Amundi SGR, the third largest asset manager in Italy, with around 200 billion euros ($ 234 billion) in... Read More

LPUF: food price growth will continue in Latvia – Baltic News Network

The situation in the food production sector is critical. The reason is that growth is observed on all expenditure items. This means that the increase in food prices is inevitable. The rise in food prices has been observed over a long period of time. Prices will continue to rise, according to the Latvian Federation... Read More

Coastal Bend farmers can help offset some food shortages

Large-scale food suppliers are seeing shortages of meat and commodities that are affecting both their supply and prices due to both the COVID-19 pandemic and weather events such as the deep frost in February. This translates into higher prices in local and national grocery stores and restaurants. But did you know that there are... Read More

Applebee’s hosts a big opening party for a new New Dorp restaurant

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Applebee’s officially opens its new location in New Dorp on Wednesday, September 29. To celebrate, the restaurant managers organized a party. On Wednesday evening, colleagues from other senior NYC Applebee executives and their families received a welcome red carpet for the new digs. As the sun set over Hylan Boulevard... Read More

The COVID-19 crisis and the rise in food prices, one year on

Food prices are rising all over the world. What initially appeared to be a temporary spike as supply chains shut down at the start of the pandemic now appears to be here to stay. The FAO Food Price Index hit its highest level in a decade in May 2021, reflecting soaring prices for oils,... Read More

Nathan’s Famous continues its international expansion with a European push to offer hot dogs in France

JERICHO, NY – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Nathan’s Famous, Inc., the American tradition serving New York favorites for more than 100 years, announces a new collaboration with Tommy’s Diner, a 1950s American restaurant based in France, to bring its hot dogs in all over the country, making it the first time Nathan’s Famous has been... Read More

More Nigerian families join the undernourished population amid rising food prices and conflict

Posted September 19, 2021 … daily nutritional needs now difficult to meet, experts deplore For many families in countries around the world, the global spike in food prices has been a source of concern and has resulted in uncomfortable changes in their dining rooms. Food items that were once taken for granted as they... Read More

Government steps in to curb soaring food prices

Islamabad: The government has taken major political and administrative measures to help low-income families cope with soaring commodity prices, the finance minister said on Friday. “The government is taking a series of administrative, policy and relief measures to absorb the upward pressure on basic food prices amid the Covid-19 pandemic which has led to... Read More

Brooklyn Dumpling Shop to Expand Beyond New York City, Providing 125

“I think we’re the first group of restaurants to have sold 50 franchises before we opened. It’s crazy, ”Brooklyn Dumpling Shop founder Stratis Morfogen told Nation’s Restaurant News. The first unit of Brooklyn Dumpling Shop opened this year in New York and the brand is on track to have 125 units by 2023. Of... Read More

Anti-migrant sentiment on the rise in Turkey

Turkish security forces take care of a child after irregular migrants were arrested at the border with Iran in Van, Turkey on August 6, 2021. / Getty Turkish security forces take care of a child after irregular migrants were arrested at the border with Iran in Van, Turkey on August 6, 2021. / Getty... Read More

Major Manufacturers in Global Commercial Loan Management Software Market: FICS, Fiserv, Mortgage Builder, Nortridge Software, Shaw Systems, etc.

Introduction:The valuation report offers a comprehensive review of the fundamental areas that contribute a colossal share of companies’ share, as well as an assessment of the most recent models and market drivers that anticipate a monstrous share in improving the market. in these areas. The new report on Commercial Loan Management Software Market contains... Read More

Report: More Malaysians May Go Bankrupt As Loan Moratorium Ends, Economists Say | Malaysia

Yeah said companies would have less hope of recovering if the lockdowns continued for longer due to the depletion of their working capital and reserves and the fact that core staff could be made redundant. – Photo by Shafwan Zaidon KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 8 – The number of Malaysians going bankrupt and the number... Read More

Cancellation of student loans is Democrats’ next goal after Biden extends student loan relief

President Joe Biden (Photo by Brook Christopher / WireImage) Wire picture The unexpected happened yesterday, and student loan cancellation could be next. Here’s what you need to know. Student loans After months of silence and uncertainty, Biden offered a windfall for student loan borrowers yesterday: four more months of student loan relief until January... Read More

Restaurant owner denounces ‘immature’ couple who left their dog a star

HUIS owner in Portsmouth, Hampshire remained furious after a pair of guests took to Tripadvisor to leave a scathing review from their pet dog’s perspective The restaurateur is “fed up” with anonymous “lagging” critics Review sites like Tripadvisor can be a useful tool for people interested in discovering a new place – but while... Read More

Explosion Beirut 2020: A year later, a chef finds hope in Lebanese cuisine

THEIn the summer, when a deadly explosion ravaged the port of Beirut, chef and restaurateur Riad Aboulteif’s barbecue was destroyed. No one was hurt. His Meats and Bread restaurant in trendy Gemmayzeh less than a mile from the blast site suffered damage worth around £ 65,000. It was one of many businesses devastated by... Read More