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How Zero Foodprint helps restaurants fight climate change
March 22, 2016The global food system accounts for roughly one-third of the world’s greenhouse gases. Learn how nonprofit organization Zero Foodprint is helping restaurants (and diners) lead the fight against climate change.
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It’s March Madness for foodies! Curl up with these 8 food documentaries while everyone else watches the games—then record your favorites using our bracket.
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Dining out for lunch is easy, but it’s pricey. Kudos to the natural brands that make brown bagging affordable, easy, healthy and tasty.
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How a farmer grows citrus year-round on the Nebraska plains
February 19, 2016Lemons and oranges from the Midwest? If Russ Finch’s “Greenhouse in the Snow” takes off, that might not be a strange notion for much longer.
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Using the trends and ingredients we’ve seen over the past 12 months as a guideline, here are the values we predict that food and beverage brands will prioritize this year.
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Q&A: Salty Girl brings collaboration and traceability to seafood
January 14, 2016Salty Girl Seafood was recently named Woman-Owned Business of the Year by the Pacific Coast Business Times. Here, marine scientist/surfer girl/co-founder Norah Eddy shares how Salty Girl can drive positive change in the seafood industry.
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Take a look back at the people, events, deals and controversies that shaped the natural products world in 2015.
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‘Tis the season to give back! All of these worthy charitable organizations work to ensure everyone has enough to eat, and promote a healthier, greener planet in the process.
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A month ago, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration opened comments on the definition of ‘natural’. Since then, they’ve received more than 2,300 comments from the public.