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Bureau of Standards Jamaica Reviews Packaging Requirements for Flour and Rice

Jun 19, 2018

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) is evaluating the packaging standards for commodities like flour and rice. Consumers will be inspired to only purchase products, which meet the packaging and labeling criteria. BSJ standards ...

Tags: packaging standards, flour, rice

FDA Concluded That Six Varieties of Potatoes Are Safe and Nutritious as Conventional Ones

Mar 24, 2015

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has concluded that six varieties of potatoes genetically engineered by J. R. Simplot are as safe and nutritious as their conventional counterparts. Simplot's Innate potato varieties including ...

Tags: Potato, traditional breeding, Atlantic potatoes

Tomra Launched The New Falcon Sorter for Baby Leaf Lettuce and Spinach Industry

Jan 12, 2015

Norwegian firm Tomra has launched the new Falcon sorter for baby leaf lettuce and spinach industry. The pre-sorting machine uses optical technology, which will enable quick detection of defects and its removal at the initial stage of food ...

Tags: LED lighting, rodents, bugs, plastic, Agriculture

Tomra Has Developed Falcon

Jan 12, 2015

Product sorting specialist Tomra has developed Falcon, a cost-effective pre-sorting machine for the baby leaf lettuce and spinach industry. The new machine is capable of detecting and removing gross defects at the earliest stage ...

Tags: droppings, rodents, bugs, plastic, Agriculture

USDA Aims to Reduce The Amounts of a Potentially Harmful Ingredient in Potato Chips

Nov 19, 2014

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved the commercial planting of a potato that has been genetically engineered to reduce the amounts of a potentially harmful ingredient in French fries and potato chips. The move comes in ...

Tags: genetically engineered potato, acrylamide, Agriculture

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Has Published Nine Warning

Feb 27, 2014

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has published nine warning letters it issued to food manufacturers and processors at the end of January and the start of February. Orth Farms of Eaton, NY, B & E Dairy of Barstow, CA, and Hillegass ...

Tags: FDA, Warning Letters, Food Manufacturers

High Doses of Vitamin C Helped Kill Cancer Cells

Feb 25, 2014

Scientists at the University of Kansas Medical Center have determined that high doses of vitamin C, administered intravenously with traditional chemotherapy, helped kill cancer cells while reducing the toxic effects of chemotherapy for some ...

Tags: Ovarian Cancer, Vitamin C, Chemotherapy Drugs

Smokers and Other People at High Risk for Lung Cancer Could Make Matters Worse

Feb 8, 2014

Smokers and other people at high risk for lung cancer could make matters worse if they take antioxidant supplements, a new study of rodents suggests. Antioxidants appear to accelerate cancer progression by short-circuiting one of the ...

Tags: antioxidants, health, Cancer

Here Are Some of The Latest Health and Medical News Developments,Compiled by The Editors

Jan 24, 2014

Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay: States Consider Labels for Genetically Modified Foods A number of states are considering laws requiring labels on food products that ...

Tags: FDA, Malta Goya, Health, AP Report

Could Your Warm and Cozy Home Be Hindering Your Weight-loss Efforts

Jan 23, 2014

WEDNESDAY Jan. 22, 2014, 2014 -- Could your warm and cozy home be hindering your weight-loss efforts Dutch researchers say keeping temperatures a little chillier at home and the office might be an additional weapon in the fight against ...

Tags: NST, cool side, Mitchell Lazar, Lose Weight

Mouse Study Suggests That Exposure to Plastics BPA Puts Males at Risk for Prostate Cancer

Jan 8, 2014

A study with mice suggests that exposure in the womb to the plastics chemical bisphenol A (BPA) could put males at greater risk for prostate cancer later in life. The findings are early, however, and can't prove a causal link between BPA ...

Tags: Cancer Risk, Plastics Chemical, BPA

A Steroid Hormone Blunts The Effects of Marijuana, Virtually Eliminating Its High

Jan 6, 2014

In experiments with rodents, scientists have discovered that a steroid hormone blunts the effects of marijuana, virtually eliminating its high. The hormone, pregnenolone, occurs naturally in the body. In the laboratory, it worked by ...

Tags: steroid hormone, marijuana, pregnenolone, reducing the reaction to THC

The NIH Predicts That as Many as 5.1 Million Americans May Have Alzheimer's Disease

Nov 21, 2013

According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Alzheimer's disease (AD) -- which robs people of the ability to think, remember and reason -- is an irreversible, progressive disease that eventually destroys even the ability to carry ...

Tags: extra, virgin, olive oil, Alzheimer

Chicken and Oc May Seem Like an Obvious Pairing to Culinary Enthusiasts

Nov 21, 2013

Chicken and oc may seem like an obvious pairing to culinary enthusiasts, but at least one Pennsylvania farm is demonstrating its extraordinary health benefits in food production as well. For three years or so, chickens at Bell & Evans have ...

Tags: chicken, farmer, oregano oil, cinnamon, antibiotics

Food Prices Are Skyrocketing and Food Supplies Are Looking Increasingly Questionable

Nov 19, 2013

With food prices skyrocketing and food supplies looking increasingly questionable for 2013, you'll be happy to know I've selected and assembled a list of recommended storable foods from a trusted discount source. All the foods listed below ...

Tags: food, item, stockpile, health, shopping list

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