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Australia can become food superpower for Asia: PM
Australia has the potential to become a food superpower for Asia, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said in a speech in which she urged greater commercial engagement with China.
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Food Tips: Common myths about losing weight
Trying to shed pounds for bathing-suit season? Be careful how you go about losing the weight. Here are five common misconceptions I often hear. Fruit contains about 60 calories per serving and a ton of vitamins, minerals, fiber and special plant chemicals that help fight disease.
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Exclusive: World food safety expert on challenges in delivery food safety in a global food chain
In an exclusive interview with Australian Food News, internationally acclaimed authority on consumer protection and food security, Associate Professor Patrick Wall, discusses the current challenges in delivering food safety in a global food chain. Patrick Wall is Associate Professor of Public Health in University College Dublin’s School of Public Health and Population Sciences. Professor Wall ...
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Now, gorge on the moon and stars for breakfast
Mumbai, May 24 (IANS) Breakfasts for children just got more exciting with the introduction of a whole grain cereal in crescent-shaped moons and chocolaty stars.
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Sirius Minerals lights up UK mining hopes with Yorkshire potash plan
Anyone who thought mining was an industry that the UK had consigned to the past may want to think again.
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New Moms, Summer Lunch Bus tackles hunger, malnutrition
When school lets out for the summer, thousands of Chicago children will lose access to at least one healthy meal each day. One group teaches young moms about nutrition while another delivers healthy food through its Summer Lunch Bus.
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'The ultimate wonder food': The humble potato has more nutrients, vitamins and minerals than traditional 'superfoods'
The spud is actually better for the body than traditional superfoods, such as bananas, broccoli, beetroot, nuts and avocado, research carried out by an independent nutritionist has found.
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Would You Like a Side of Dirt with That?
In the fall of 2009 a group of biology students at Tufts University sat down together and ate some dirt. They ground up small clay tablets and swallowed the powder to find out, firsthand, what clay tastes like. This unusual taste test was part of a Darwinian medicine class taught by one of us (Starks). The students were studying the evolution of geophagia--the practice of eating dirt, especially ...
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Australia can be food superpower: PM
Food exports could be the next big thing for Australia's economy, says Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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The wonders of fruits and vegetables
“THERE were no fast food, pizza, junk food or microwaves 50 years ago, our diet were much healthier with fresh meat and vegetables, fish, grass-fed pasture, fruit, roots, and nuts,” this was according to Brendan McCarthy, health and fitness expert and TV personality.
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