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In Madhya Pradesh, Insects In Wheat Bags, Lakhs Of Tonnes Allowed To Rot
Thousands of tonnes of wheat in government warehouses across Madhya Pradesh have rotted and become infested with insects, causing immense financial and food security loss.
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Watch: McDonald's Hamburger From 1996 Found In Perfect Condition After 24 Years. Is It Real?
In a viral video, a woman showcases the burger's incredible condition by revealing the buns with no mould or rot and the patty inside perfectly preserved.
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How To Sterilise Pickle Jar - Easy Tip You Must Try
Our pickle, however, tends to develop a white layer of fungus after a few days, which causes them to rot away. So if that happens to you too, don't fret. as we have the perfect solution to avoid this.
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IIT Guwahati Scientists Develop Biodegradable, Edible Coatings That Extends Shelf Life Of Fruits, Vegetables
Research carried out to help farmers keep their produce safe from sprouting and rotting for longer durations and help the country meet UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets on reducing food losses in production and supply chains.
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Indian Kitchen Tips: 5 Easy Tips To Keep Your Vegetables Fresh For Long
At some point, we all have bought vegetables and fruits and bulk and later saw them rot in the fridge. But with these hacks, you can make sure that those fruits and vegetables last longer.
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In Lockdown Desperation, Migrants Pick Bananas Trashed Near Delhi Cremation Ground
Discarded bananas rotting in the sun made for an unexpected feast for a group of men on the banks of the river Yamuna in Delhi on Wednesday afternoon. They picked through the trash for any good ones, adding one more gut-wrenching visual to the montage from across the nation of migrant workers pushed to the edge in the extended coronavirus lockdown.
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Coronavirus Lockdown Leaves Truck Drivers Stranded; Goods Rotting, Not Enough Food
Truckers across India are in a state of limbo as most trucks are stuck where they are as a result of the nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. This has resulted in supplies in many places suffering, including that of e-retailers. According to industry estimates, more than six lakh truckers are on the roads, stranded without basi...
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You Should Never Wear Shoes In The House: Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Us Why
You might not like the idea in the beginning but your shoes carry a lot of germs that hop on your feet when you walk in the grocery stores where spilled food rots on the floor, in washrooms, on footpaths where dogs defecate, or in the work places where toxic chemicals are splashed and spilled.
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Kerala to Probe Reports of 'Artificial' Chinese Eggs
With "artificial" Chinese eggs reportedly making their way into certain parts of Kerala, state Health Minister K.K. Shylaja on Wednesday said a probe would be launched to find out the truth.
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How to Save Money on Groceries: 7 Smart Shopping Tips
Admit it, you've often walked into a supermarket and walked out with more groceries than you'd set out to buy. So here are a few tips on how to save money on groceries.
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Libya Warns Against Diseases in Benghazi as Meat Rots in Closed Port
Libyan authorities warned on Monday that diseases might break out in the eastern city of Benghazi due to imported meat left rotting for months in containers at the city's closed commercial port.
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This 'Smart Cap' Can Spot Rotten Milk
Scientists have developed a 3D-printed 'smart cap' that uses embedded sensors to wirelessly monitor the freshness of milk in cartons.
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UK Farmers Warn of Pumpkin Crisis in Runup to Halloween
Growers say this has been worst pumpkin season in a decade with hundreds of vegetables left rotting in fields after wet weatherUK farmers and producers are warning there could be a shortage of pumpkins in the runup to Halloween, with hundreds of thousands...
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McDonald's Explains Why Its Burgers May Not Rot
The world's biggest hamburger chain is confronting unappetizing questions as part of a United States campaign to beat back perceptions that it serves Frankenfood. The company has run similar campaigns in Canada and Australia and said it's bringing the...
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McDonald's Invites Icky Questions About its Food
McDonald's wants to explain why its burgers may not rot and that there are no worms in its beef.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Insects In Wheat Bags, Lakhs Of Tonnes Allowed To Rot
Thousands of tonnes of wheat in government warehouses across Madhya Pradesh have rotted and become infested with insects, causing immense financial and food security loss.
-
Watch: McDonald's Hamburger From 1996 Found In Perfect Condition After 24 Years. Is It Real?
In a viral video, a woman showcases the burger's incredible condition by revealing the buns with no mould or rot and the patty inside perfectly preserved.
-
How To Sterilise Pickle Jar - Easy Tip You Must Try
Our pickle, however, tends to develop a white layer of fungus after a few days, which causes them to rot away. So if that happens to you too, don't fret. as we have the perfect solution to avoid this.
-
IIT Guwahati Scientists Develop Biodegradable, Edible Coatings That Extends Shelf Life Of Fruits, Vegetables
Research carried out to help farmers keep their produce safe from sprouting and rotting for longer durations and help the country meet UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets on reducing food losses in production and supply chains.
-
Indian Kitchen Tips: 5 Easy Tips To Keep Your Vegetables Fresh For Long
At some point, we all have bought vegetables and fruits and bulk and later saw them rot in the fridge. But with these hacks, you can make sure that those fruits and vegetables last longer.
-
In Lockdown Desperation, Migrants Pick Bananas Trashed Near Delhi Cremation Ground
Discarded bananas rotting in the sun made for an unexpected feast for a group of men on the banks of the river Yamuna in Delhi on Wednesday afternoon. They picked through the trash for any good ones, adding one more gut-wrenching visual to the montage from across the nation of migrant workers pushed to the edge in the extended coronavirus lockdown.
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Coronavirus Lockdown Leaves Truck Drivers Stranded; Goods Rotting, Not Enough Food
Truckers across India are in a state of limbo as most trucks are stuck where they are as a result of the nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. This has resulted in supplies in many places suffering, including that of e-retailers. According to industry estimates, more than six lakh truckers are on the roads, stranded without basi...
-
You Should Never Wear Shoes In The House: Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Us Why
You might not like the idea in the beginning but your shoes carry a lot of germs that hop on your feet when you walk in the grocery stores where spilled food rots on the floor, in washrooms, on footpaths where dogs defecate, or in the work places where toxic chemicals are splashed and spilled.
-
Kerala to Probe Reports of 'Artificial' Chinese Eggs
With "artificial" Chinese eggs reportedly making their way into certain parts of Kerala, state Health Minister K.K. Shylaja on Wednesday said a probe would be launched to find out the truth.
-
How to Save Money on Groceries: 7 Smart Shopping Tips
Admit it, you've often walked into a supermarket and walked out with more groceries than you'd set out to buy. So here are a few tips on how to save money on groceries.
-
Libya Warns Against Diseases in Benghazi as Meat Rots in Closed Port
Libyan authorities warned on Monday that diseases might break out in the eastern city of Benghazi due to imported meat left rotting for months in containers at the city's closed commercial port.
-
This 'Smart Cap' Can Spot Rotten Milk
Scientists have developed a 3D-printed 'smart cap' that uses embedded sensors to wirelessly monitor the freshness of milk in cartons.
-
UK Farmers Warn of Pumpkin Crisis in Runup to Halloween
Growers say this has been worst pumpkin season in a decade with hundreds of vegetables left rotting in fields after wet weatherUK farmers and producers are warning there could be a shortage of pumpkins in the runup to Halloween, with hundreds of thousands...
-
McDonald's Explains Why Its Burgers May Not Rot
The world's biggest hamburger chain is confronting unappetizing questions as part of a United States campaign to beat back perceptions that it serves Frankenfood. The company has run similar campaigns in Canada and Australia and said it's bringing the...
-
McDonald's Invites Icky Questions About its Food
McDonald's wants to explain why its burgers may not rot and that there are no worms in its beef.
