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BEST WISHES FROM The upcoming hotel is strategically located in Patna’s Patliputra area which boasts a prime location with easy…
-Vacancy Ad (cbdigital@imaws.org) Universal Oleoresins , is looking for a Chef on a full time/ consulting/ part-time basis. The main…
Parikshan FSS Aims Starting Physical Offices Across India
B Swaminathan | (cbedit@imaws.org) Parikshan FSS stands out for its commitment to client satisfaction, delivering tailored solutions that align with…
The Discovery Of 9,936 Chemicals In Plastic Food Packaging Is Alarming
Researchers have identified up to 9,936 different chemicals in a single plastic food package. Plastic is a very complex material…
The Mekong Delta region is supplied with approximately 23 million tons of rice annually, as stated by the Ministry of…
According to Reuters, China stated on Wednesday that it will increase scientific and technological innovation in the agricultural sector to promote self-sufficiency in agricultural technology amid food…
Bread shelves in Japan were taken away due to the discovery of a “small animal” that was thought to be…
Ferrero North America, a subsidiary of Ferreo Group, showcased Tic Tac Chewy, the first candy treat of its kind, at…
Bakers Federation Launches Delhi NCR Chapter; Aims Skill Development, Industry Engagement
BEST WISHES TO THE NEW CHAPTER FROM ————————————————————————————————————————- By Tanisha Saxena (cbedit@imaws.org) The Indian Bakers Federation (IBF) has long served…
The Findings Of A Harvard Study From 30 Years Ago Suggest That Highly Processed Foods Are Linked To Premature Mortality Rates.
The health implications of consuming ultra-processed foods (UPF) were highlighted in a recent study by Harvard University, which involved 1,14,000 participants and lasted for over 30 years. Processed meats, poultry, seafood, sugary drinks, dairy-based desserts and highly processed breakfast foods are associated with…
