As in many places across Southern California, a trek across the international notes and flavors of the city of Glendale offers a view into residents’ stories of migration and community.
Read moreEgg buyers claim in a federal class action that Pete and Gerry’s Organics misrepresents its Nellie’s-brand eggs as free range.
Read moreMore sanctions are coming for banks that support Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a team of foreign relations experts told lawmakers Thursday.
Read moreAn estimated 11 million people in North Korea — over 43 percent of the population — are undernourished and “chronic food insecurity and malnutrition is widespread,” according to a U.N. report issued Wednesday.
Read moreRejecting a magistrate’s recommendation, the EU’s highest court ruled Tuesday that halal beef from cows that are not stunned prior to slaughter cannot be marketed with an “organic farming” label.
Read moreFrom Nestle to Unilever, foreign companies are leading the pack among the globe’s top 16 consumer-goods retailers when it comes to efforts to reduce their carbon footprint, a survey out Monday shows.
Read moreKraft Heinz has disclosed an investigation by federal regulators and will slash the value of its Oscar Mayer and Kraft brands by $15.4 billion.
Read moreA Spanish magistrate has opened an investigation into whether there is a link between the death of a woman and a meal she ate at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Valencia where officials have identified suspected cases of food poisoning.
Read moreFor Anahis Alvarado, whose battle with kidney failure has become more desperate as Venezuela sinks deeper into crisis, the prospect of bringing in emergency medical and food supplies can’t come soon enough.
Read moreThe Venezuelan military barricaded a bridge at a key border crossing with Colombia, issuing a challenge Wednesday to a U.S.-backed effort by the opposition to bring humanitarian aid into a nation plagued by shortages of food and medicine.
Read moreJ.R. Simplot, the country’s largest supplier of fresh potatoes tried to convince the Ninth Circuit on Monday that a business partner improperly took over a vegetable processor without paying.
Read moreEuropean Union investigators began a weeklong visit to Poland on Monday after reports that sick cows were illegally slaughtered and their meat exported to more than a dozen countries.
Read morePoland’s top state veterinary official says about 5,500 pounds of meat from sick cows who were slaughtered illegally have been exported to 10 other European Union countries.
Read moreA long-running legal battle over the closeout of a $230 million pineapple distribution deal spawned debate Wednesday in the 11th Circuit on the extent of federal courts’ jurisdiction to vacate multinational arbitration awards.
Read moreA day after Perdue Foods recalled more than 16,000 pounds of chicken nuggets because of an undeclared milk allergen, Tyson Foods had to recall more than 36,000 pounds of chicken nuggets Tuesday over a possible rubber contamination.
Read moreDenmark has begun erecting a 43.4-mile fence along the German border to keep out wild boars in an attempt to prevent the spread of African swine fever, which could jeopardize the country’s valuable pork industry.
Read moreThe vast majority of food-related TV advertisements aimed at young black and Hispanic consumers promote unhealthy foods, according to a new study.
Read moreBerlin’s unwanted Christmas trees have ended their days as a festive snack for zoo elephants and stocking fillers for some of their fellow residents.
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