A salmonella-linked jalapeño recall has expanded across 27 states, prompting grocery and prepared-food pullbacks tied to peppers distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors. Retailers and food companies are still identifying affected items as federal investigators trace the outbreak. Continue Reading
Fresh research is adding weight to a familiar nutrition message: olive oil may do more than support heart health. New findings suggest this pantry staple is also linked to a lower long-term risk of type 2 diabetes. Continue Reading
A nationwide recall has been issued for two lots of Adequan Canine, a prescription arthritis injection for dogs, after testing found glass fibers in the product. The recall was announced July 31, 2026, and applies to specific 5 mL multi-dose vials distributed across the United States. Continue Reading
U.S. cereal makers are responding to softer demand by pushing more protein-focused products, smaller price points and fresh packaging strategies. Recent company disclosures show the breakfast aisle is changing rather than disappearing. Continue Reading
No Meat Factory USA plans to permanently close its Stanwood, Washington, facility, affecting 123 workers. The shutdown marks another setback for the plant-based food sector and raises new questions about local job losses in Snohomish County. Continue Reading
Federal health officials said they have completed the U.S. government’s first formal definition of ultra-processed food and sent it to the White House for review. The move could shape future labeling, research and nutrition policy, but the proposed language has not been released. Continue Reading
More than 4 million people have already lost SNAP benefits as federal rule changes tighten eligibility and strain state systems. Early data shows the steepest declines began after the 2025 tax and spending law reshaped the nation’s largest food aid program. Continue Reading
The Senate Agriculture Committee was expected to move a long-delayed farm bill months ago, but the measure stalled again after a committee vote failed. The latest impasse centers on how long states should get before absorbing new SNAP cost-sharing tied to payment error rates. Continue Reading
A tiny pinch of salt may be the easiest way to make strawberries taste sweeter, brighter, and more intensely fruity. The effect is less about adding flavor and more about changing what your palate notices first. Continue Reading
Tipping is supposed to express appreciation, but small choices can accidentally signal stinginess, confusion, or disrespect. These 12 common habits reveal how etiquette, technology, and modern service charges can complicate what feels like a simple gesture. Continue Reading