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USA: BILL TO ENSURE GM FOODS ARE LABELLED

Higher Ed
English/Nat A cross party group of U-S representatives plan to introduce a bill before Congress that, if passed, would require genetically engineered food have a label alerting consumers to the fact. The American consumer currently finds...
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Bloomberg

Blue Apron Co-Founder Launches New Food Venture Aimed at Reversing Climate Change

Higher Ed
Mar.22 -- Matthew Wadiak, Blue Apron co-founder, discusses the launch of his new venture called Cooks Venture, a food ecosystem that he claims has been scientifically proven to reverse climate change. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet...
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Bloomberg

Amazon Looks to Upend Grocery Industry With New Store Concept

Higher Ed
Feb.13 -- The $800 billion grocery industry is keeping a sharp eye on a strip mall in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles. There, sandwiched between a nail salon and a bank branch, Amazon.com Inc. is working on the first in a...
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Bloomberg

Whole Foods Starting to See Benefit of Amazon Effect

Higher Ed
Aug.27 -- There are already hints that the fabled Amazon effect is boosting Whole Foods, which had been losing ground to rivals as organic food went mainstream. In more than 100 places around the U.S., the upscale grocer gained foot...
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Bloomberg

Apple Mac Users in China Targeted by Malware Attack

Higher Ed
Nov. 6 -- On Before The Bell, Bloomberg's Betty Liu, Max Abelson and Olivia Sterns run down the top stories of the day. They speak on In The Loop.
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Bloomberg

The Startup That Got a Boost From Tom Brady

Higher Ed
Oct.16 -- Purple Carrot has found a unique niche in a growing market for meal kits. An investment from Fresh Del Monte and a partnership with Tom Brady's TB12 nutrition program have helped the Boston-based company grow its user base and...
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Vatican ponders moral implications of tinkering with creation

Higher Ed
1. Exterior of building where conference on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is taking place 2. Interior of conference room with delegates seated around tables 3. Italian Health Minister Girolamo Sirchia (left of shot) sitting...
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Sky News

Forest Green Rovers is first Vegan Football club

Higher Ed
VOICED: Finding vegetarian options on the menu at football matches can be quite a challenge, but one club is blazing a trail. Forest Green Rovers is the world's first VEGAN football club, where match-day burgers are replaced with quinoa....
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : In California you can shop with your doc

9th - Higher Ed
In California nutritional doctors and nurses head to supermarkets to help customers make better food choices
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Bloomberg

Whole Foods Shareholder Said to Push for Changes, Sale

Higher Ed
Nov. 4 -- One of Whole Foods Market's largest shareholders has met with potential activist investors to discuss making sweeping changes to the upscale grocery chain, including replacing management and exploring a sale of the company,...
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Bloomberg

What the Amazon Deal Means for Food Delivery Startups

Higher Ed
Jun.16 -- Bob O'Donnell, Technalysis Research president, and Bloomberg's Ellen Huet discuss what Amazon.com Inc.'s purchase of Whole Foods Market Inc. means for tech startups. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Covid-19 Is Pushing 'Essential Workers' To Fight Back

Higher Ed
Apr.04 -- As the new coronavirus places so-called essential workers increasingly at risk, protests and strikes are becoming more common across America. Bloomberg reporters Josh Eidelson and Matt Day have been investigating what’s behind...
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Curated Video

Seattle Shoppers on Amazon/Whole Foods Deal

Higher Ed
Amazon is buying Whole Foods in a stunning move that gives it hundreds of stores across the U.S. — a brand-new laboratory for radical retail experiments that could revolutionize the way people buy groceries.The deal valued at $13.7...
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Bloomberg

Lyft Should Never Be Used in the Same Sentence as Amazon, NYU's Galloway Says

Higher Ed
Apr.01 -- Scott Galloway, NYU Stern School of Business professor, discusses Lyft Inc.'s initial public offering, the outlook for Amazon.com Inc. and the regulatory issues surrounding Facebook Inc. with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde, Romaine...
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Bloomberg

Why Beyond Meat's Stock Tumbles Despite an Upbeat Earnings Report

Higher Ed
Aug.02 -- The Impossible Burger, so far only available at restaurants, could finally be making its way to U.S. grocery store shelves, giving chief rival Beyond Meat Inc. a new competitor inside retail. Beyond Meat's stock has fallen 25%...
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Press Association

Pendle pie to carry peat restoration message to Cop26

Higher Ed
A Lancashire arts organisation have teamed up with a chef to create a Pendle Peat Pie, in order to highlight the need to restore peat lands. The dish, comprising layers of chips, lentil daal and spinach was designed by artist Kerry...
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Bloomberg

Why Amazon Might Have Its Eyes on Target

Higher Ed
Jan.02 -- Bloomberg's Spencer Soper reports on the rumor that Amazon.com Inc. may be interested in acquiring Target Corp. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Host of Netflix's new cooking series 'Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat' shares her favorite foods

Higher Ed
HOST OF NETFLIX'S NEW COOKING SERIES 'SALT, FAT, ACID, HEAT' SHARES HER FAVORITE FOODS
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Bloomberg

Amazon's Alexa Leads Competitors in Connected Home Tech, Feinseth Says

Higher Ed
Sep.21 -- Ivan Feinseth, partner and chief investment officer at Tigress Financial Partners, discusses the newest Alexa products from Amazon.com Inc. and the technological advantage Amazon holds over its competitors in connected home...
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Curated Video

Is the latest food trend safe?

Higher Ed
LEADIN: Charcoal is becoming the new black as it gains traction as a food additive. Mixing activated charcoal to food and drinks is the latest trend on social media. But is it safe? STORYLINE: ...
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Bridgeman Arts

Food in Dishes, 1950s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
1950s: Apples in dish. Peaches in dish. Walnuts in dish. Oranges in dish.
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Curated Video

HONEYBEES TAKE UP RESIDENCE AT WALDORF ASTORIA

Higher Ed
The hotel plans to harvest its own honey and help pollinate plants in the skyscraper-heavy heart of the city, joining a mini beekeeping boom that has taken over hotel rooftops from Paris to Times Square. "Today about half the population...
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Bloomberg

Why Amazon Considered Buying Whole Foods

Higher Ed
Apr.12 -- Bloomberg's Craig Giammona reports Amazon considered an offer last fall for Whole Foods. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."