FOOD WRAPPING
Drought gripping Morocco is bad omen for global food supplies
Facing severe droughts, Morocco's farming sector struggles with plummeting wheat yields, impacting fruit and vegetable exports and widening income disparities.
E.coli infection outbreak in the UK: Here's what you need to know about it
Ecoli Outbreak UK: Three UK suppliers have issued recalls for 60 types of pre-packed sandwiches, wraps, and salads due to concerns over E.coli contamination. This move follows reports of over 200 individuals in the UK being affected by E.coli in recent weeks, with 42% requiring hospitalization. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) emphasized that the recall is precautionary. E.coli, specifically the STEC O145 strain, is responsible for the outbreak, causing symptoms like abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting. Prevention involves thorough handwashing, food preparation, and avoiding contact with others while symptomatic.
10 Best Hot Sauces Available in India: Relish Fiery Taste in Every Bite
Having a delectable dip that has the right amount of spicy flavour on the side of your favourite dish can easily elevate the taste of the whole dish. If you have been looking for a similar hot sauce, then do check out this article that features a list of the 10 best hot sauces available in India.
10 Best Tea Bags in India: Brewing Brilliance
This article reviews the 10 best tea bags available in India, highlighting their key features, flavors, and customer feedback. It covers a range of tea types, from classic black to aromatic herbal blends, catering to diverse tastes. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or a casual drinker, this guide helps you find the perfect tea bag.
As India sizzles, rotten bananas expose a cold problem
India is the world’s largest producer of bananas, which are highly perishable. To keep fruit cool on the journey, they’re covered with leaves during transit. It’s far from a solution: India lost 1.53 trillion rupees ($18.4 billion) of food in fiscal year 2020-21, about a fifth of that from spoilt fruit.
Laapaata Ladies celebrates the deep-fried joys of bread pakoras
'Laapataa Ladies' is a film that captures the chaos and calm of train stations, where the story of brides switching places unfolds amidst the hustle of travel. The film paints a vivid picture of train station life, from the bustling crowds as trains arrive to the quiet moments once they depart. Amidst this backdrop, the aroma and allure of bread pakoras, a common street-food snack, stand out. These triangular delights, filled with spicy potato mix and deep-fried, are a staple at Indian train stations.
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Inside world's first gold-plated hotel: Tubs, sinks, toilets, cutlery gold-plated, food topped with edible gold
In Dolce Hanoi Golden Lake Hotel guests are offered a buffet served on golden plates, using golden cutlery from golden trays. The golden splendor does not stop here, even the food has a touch of gold. Tomahawk steaks wrapped in gold are one of the popular delicacies, but the staff can sprinkle gold flakes over the grub.
Over 783 million people are faced with chronic hunger, but the world still wastes 19% of its food: UN
The U.N. Environment Programme's Food Waste Index Report reveals that the world wasted an estimated 1.05 billion metric tons of food in 2022, equivalent to about 19% of global production. The report highlights the environmental impact of food waste, including its contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. It also emphasizes the need for global cooperation to address this issue, with initiatives focusing on public-private partnerships and food redistribution programs.
Aid ship sets sail to Gaza where hundreds of thousands face starvation 5 months into war
The food was gathered by World Food Kitchen, the charity founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres, and is being carried on a barge attached to a ship belonging to the Spanish aid group Open Arms. It is expected to arrive at an undisclosed location on the Gaza coastline in two to three days. Andres and the Open Arms boat captain, Oscar Camps, confirmed the food was destined for northern Gaza.
Aid ship sets sail to Gaza where hundreds of thousands face starvation 5 months into war
The food was gathered by World Food Kitchen, the charity founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres, and is being carried on a barge attached to a ship belonging to the Spanish aid group Open Arms. It is expected to arrive at an undisclosed location on the Gaza coastline in two to three days. Andres and the Open Arms boat captain, Oscar Camps, confirmed the food was destined for northern Gaza.
The 10-minute challenge: Quick-commerce becomes the villain for neighbourhood kirana stores
Quick commerce companies now make up 40-50% of all e-commerce sales of FMCG firms and they pose an existential threat to both neighbourhood kirana stores as well as big e-comm players. Here’s what makes them tick.
New Delhi ready to negotiate hard on public stockholding of food and fisheries subsidies at Abu Dhabi WTO conference
"Implementation of proposals in the WTO is challenging. The previous agreement to temporarily remove intellectual property rights on COVID-19 vaccines and discuss extending the waiver to diagnostics and therapeutics appears unlikely to be implemented
Jyotiraditya Scindia reveals inside story of birth of Shatabdi Express trains and foil-wrapped food in Indian Railways
Today, Vande Bharat trains take the spotlight, showcasing India's homegrown manufacturing prowess. In the past, Shatabdi Express trains were dubbed "desi bullet trains," offering rapid day travel between major cities. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia shared insights into the genesis of Shatabdi Express during an interview, highlighting his father Madhavrao Scindia's leadership as Railway Minister. Inspired by observations from trips to Japan and France, Madhavrao Scindia introduced innovations like foil-based food service and mobile food carts on Shatabdi Express trains .
Cheese products recalled from Walmart, Costco, other retail giants after listeria outbreak, claims report
Cheese products from Rizo-López Foods, Inc. have been recalled from Walmart, Costco, and other retail giants for probable link with Listeria outbreak, as per a report.
Market wrap: Property wins big, Adani lags in stellar year for Indian stocks
Robust economic growth, an infrastructure push and a pause in interest-rate increases have helped propel its equity market to successive highs. Stocks related to real estate, industrials and capital goods are among those leading the gains, while Adani Group companies — the heavy hitters of 2022 — are mostly finishing with losses despite a rebound in recent months.
Skyscanner’s Year in Travel: Data reveals what made Indian travellers tick in 2023
Bangkok was the second most popular international destination for Indian travellers this year. "From savoring street food delights in bustling markets to exploring ornate temples like Wat Pho and indulging in the vibrant nightlife along Khao San Road, the city known for its bustling energy and cultural richness captivated Indian travellers in 2023," Skyscanner said in a statement.
Bon Appetit: Global chefs and restaurant companies are headed to Indian cities as consumers welcome new tastes and trends
As India becomes a prime market for global consumption of both goods and experiences, and as other economies face uncertainties, global chefs as well as big brands and international restaurant companies are headed to Indian shores, where the consumer is open to new tastes and trends, and ready to spend more than before. This internationalism in wining and dining is seen not just in Delhi and Mumbai over the past one year, but also in Tier-II cities. In 2024, this trend is set to grow only bigger.
From stargazing to drag brunch, hotels wrap A-Z activities in Christmas and New Year packages
Indian hotels and restaurant chains are organizing a variety of experiential activities for guests as part of the Christmas and New Year festivities. Apart from the sundowners, there's stargazing, baking sessions, food trails, beekeeping, spa and salon treatments, even a drag brunch - and there's plenty more.
Nigel Farage wraps up 'I'm A Celebrity' stint, reunites with partner Laure Ferrari; Here's everything you need to know about the couple
Nigel Farage finished third on 'I'm A Celebrity,' greeted by partner Laure Ferrari. Their relationship began in 2017, sparking her political journey thanks to Farage. Ferrari, from France, worked in EU politics with controversies over misspending. Farage's jungle stint, earning up to £1.5m, showcased a different side, addressing clashes and consuming unconventional foods. His finish mirrored other politicians' experiences. Political figures like Nadine Dorries and Lembit Opik have ventured into similar shows, redefining public perceptions beyond their political roles.
The favourite snack wrap from McDonald’s will be back
McDonald’s is coming back with their favorite snack wraps. These snack wraps will be included in the fast-food chain McCrispy. In the menu of this food chain tenders and wraps will also be added.
UN says starvation imminent in Gaza, no let-up in Israeli assault
The United Nations' World Food Programme (WFP) said civilians faced the "immediate possibility of starvation" due to the lack of food supplies. International officials say a humanitarian crisis for the 2.3 million residents of Gaza is entering a new, more dire phase as war enters its seventh week.
China's Singles Day sales festival wraps up with e-commerce giants reporting sales growth
This year marked the second time Alibaba has not disclosed the actual yuan value of its sales for its landmark festival, which this year celebrated its 15th anniversary. Last year, when sales were hit by continuing COVID curbs across China, was the first. The festival is closely watched as a gauge of consumer confidence, and expectations for sales growth this year have been subdued, as the economy has been flirting with deflation while making an unsteady recovery.
China's Singles Day sales festival wraps up with ecommerce giants reporting sales growth
Originally a 24-hour online shopping event held on Nov. 11 each year in China, the 'Singles Day' festival - a nod to the digits in the date - has expanded into weeks of promotions across the country's major e-commerce platforms and in brick-and-mortar stores.
FSSAI asks food vendors, consumers not to use newspapers for food packaging
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has warned food vendors and consumers against using newspapers for packing, serving, and storing food items due to significant health risks. The FSSAI highlighted that the ink used in newspapers contains harmful materials that can contaminate food and cause health issues.
PM Modi leaves for home after wrapping up fruitful Jakarta visit to attend ASEAN-India, East Asia summits
During his address to the East Asia Summit, the prime minister pitched for everyone's commitment and joint efforts to strengthen the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries. "The current global scenario is surrounded by difficult circumstances and uncertainties. Terrorism, extremism, and geo-political conflicts are big challenges for all of us," Modi said.
India bets on seaweed's future as food industry appetite grows
India has prepared ambitious plans to modernise its cultivation of seaweed which is known for its environment-friendly properties and nutritional value.
Don't pack food in newspapers. It can give you cancer!
Using newspapers to wrap food can cause serious and harmful health issues. The ink used in newspapers contain hazardous chemicals that may affect the quality of food, increase the risk of digestive disorders, toxicity, cancer, weaken the immune system and may cause failure of vital organs.
Why cloud kitchen Rebel Foods is going back offline to build food courts
It started out as a omnichannel fast food chain, and a decade later, Rebel Foods has designs on high streets, malls and standalone outlets, apart from its cloud kitchens.
Tessol’s cold chain solutions delivers one billion products, expands to international markets
The company says 5 out of top 10 food manufacturers trust Tessol Cold Chain Solutions and the company has now expanded its operations to overseas markets.
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