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Bukhara Restaurant Delhi, Bukhara Menu, Restaurant Review and Rating
Bukhara Know all you need to know about Bukhara restaurant located in Delhi. Read Bukhara restaurant review, ratings and know about its signature dishes and what not to miss by having a look at Bukhara menu with price list
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Doctors Demand a 20% Tax on Sugary Drinks to Fight UK Obesity Epidemic
Britain's doctors are calling for the government to impose a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks to pay for subsidies on fruit and vegetables in an effort to slow the obesity epidemic.
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McDonald's Workers Complain About Hazardous Working Conditions
McDonald's restaurant workers said they have filed 28 health and safety complaints with federal and state regulators, alleging hazardous working conditions that led to severe burns from hot grills and fryer oil.
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Breakfast of Champions: Roger Federer's Waffles
Federer's match-day breakfasts involve juice, a vinegar shot, coffee, cereal, fruit and waffles with raspberry syrup.
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Alcohol Poisoning Kills 6 Americans a Day, Federal Report Finds
Six Americans die from alcohol poisoning daily on average, and mortality rates are highest among middle-aged men, federal health authorities reported Tuesday.
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Crop Care Federation Rubbishes Greenpeace Report, Says Indian Tea is Pesticide-Free
The Food and Agriculture team of Greenpeace, a non-profit organization that deals with environmental issues, released a report which claimed that tea being sold by 8 of the 11 biggest tea brands in India contained pesticides. Greenpeace tested 49 samples,...
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Health law to put calorie info on vending machines
Vending machines will display calorie counts for each item along with the cost under new labeling regulations required under the federal health care overhaul law.The Food and Drug Administration is expected to release final rules early next year. It says...
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Imported spices from India, Mexico found contaminated
About 12 percent of spices brought to the United States are contaminated with those from Mexico and India found to be most contaminated, according to an analysis of spice imports by federal food authorities.The contaminants include insect parts, whole...
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New Hampshire college uses printed plates to promote healthy eating
Some college students in New Hampshire are thinking twice before filling up on fried food and other unhealthy options, thanks to reminders printed right on their plates.Inspired by the federal government's "MyPlate" dietary guidelines, the University...
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Organic Tomatoes Richer in Vitamin C
Organic tomatoes are richer in vitamin C, sugars and compounds, as compared to the conventionally grown variety, says a study.Researchers led by Maria Raquel Alcantara Miranda and colleagues from the Federal University of Ceara, Brazil, compared the heft...
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Russia Bans US Meat Imports
Russia has slapped a temporary ban on US beef and pork imports over what it says is a failure by the US food safety watchdog to guarantee that the shipments are free of the feed additive ractopamine.Russia's federal food safety agency warned the US, Canada,...
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Amul to Revamp Its Chocolate Products
Asia's largest dairy, the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which owns the Amul brand, is planning to revamp and reposition itself in the chocolate segment, a top company official said Thursday. "We are planning to revamp the chocolate...
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Bukhara Restaurant Delhi, Bukhara Menu, Restaurant Review and Rating
Bukhara Know all you need to know about Bukhara restaurant located in Delhi. Read Bukhara restaurant review, ratings and know about its signature dishes and what not to miss by having a look at Bukhara menu with price list
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Doctors Demand a 20% Tax on Sugary Drinks to Fight UK Obesity Epidemic
Britain's doctors are calling for the government to impose a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks to pay for subsidies on fruit and vegetables in an effort to slow the obesity epidemic.
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McDonald's Workers Complain About Hazardous Working Conditions
McDonald's restaurant workers said they have filed 28 health and safety complaints with federal and state regulators, alleging hazardous working conditions that led to severe burns from hot grills and fryer oil.
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Breakfast of Champions: Roger Federer's Waffles
Federer's match-day breakfasts involve juice, a vinegar shot, coffee, cereal, fruit and waffles with raspberry syrup.
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Alcohol Poisoning Kills 6 Americans a Day, Federal Report Finds
Six Americans die from alcohol poisoning daily on average, and mortality rates are highest among middle-aged men, federal health authorities reported Tuesday.
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Crop Care Federation Rubbishes Greenpeace Report, Says Indian Tea is Pesticide-Free
The Food and Agriculture team of Greenpeace, a non-profit organization that deals with environmental issues, released a report which claimed that tea being sold by 8 of the 11 biggest tea brands in India contained pesticides. Greenpeace tested 49 samples,...
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Health law to put calorie info on vending machines
Vending machines will display calorie counts for each item along with the cost under new labeling regulations required under the federal health care overhaul law.The Food and Drug Administration is expected to release final rules early next year. It says...
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Imported spices from India, Mexico found contaminated
About 12 percent of spices brought to the United States are contaminated with those from Mexico and India found to be most contaminated, according to an analysis of spice imports by federal food authorities.The contaminants include insect parts, whole...
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New Hampshire college uses printed plates to promote healthy eating
Some college students in New Hampshire are thinking twice before filling up on fried food and other unhealthy options, thanks to reminders printed right on their plates.Inspired by the federal government's "MyPlate" dietary guidelines, the University...
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Organic Tomatoes Richer in Vitamin C
Organic tomatoes are richer in vitamin C, sugars and compounds, as compared to the conventionally grown variety, says a study.Researchers led by Maria Raquel Alcantara Miranda and colleagues from the Federal University of Ceara, Brazil, compared the heft...
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Russia Bans US Meat Imports
Russia has slapped a temporary ban on US beef and pork imports over what it says is a failure by the US food safety watchdog to guarantee that the shipments are free of the feed additive ractopamine.Russia's federal food safety agency warned the US, Canada,...
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Amul to Revamp Its Chocolate Products
Asia's largest dairy, the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which owns the Amul brand, is planning to revamp and reposition itself in the chocolate segment, a top company official said Thursday. "We are planning to revamp the chocolate...
