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Fresh produce growers and exporters are worried proposed plastic packaging regulations advancing globally will have a tremendous consequence on food safety and waste, and are pushing for some policies to be scaled back.

Leading-edge food chain organizations from fruit and vegetable farmers, to distributors and retailers, are addressing safety and sustainability mandates worldwide.

USDAs Food and Nutrition Service finalized changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children Tuesday which aims to boost fruit and vegetable consumption but includes cuts to milk and dairy. 

IFPA Forum Asia 2023, held in Singapore, brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including patient advocates, their associations, family members, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and the private sector. Held in Singapore, the forum served as a crucial platform for discussions, inspiration, and collaboration to address the challenges faced by those affected by psoriatic disease.

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia has called on the government to exclude SMSFs from the Retirement Income Covenant because the sector’s trustees are already “highly engaged” wi

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia is calling on the federal government to review the tax and superannuation system with a focus on controversial superannuation changes that have most

In a small arcade, hidden along the backside of a strip mall on Plainfield Avenue, the state's top pinball players went round-for-round, tapping flippers and nudging machines for supremacy.

The top 16 Kansas pinball players are set to compete in the state’s annual pinball championship this weekend.

A new exclusive poll for Agri-Pulse shows Donald Trump has the backing of a strong plurality of farmers and ranchers.

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia said the government’s plan to introduce  qualified advisers, is extremely concerning not only for fully qualified professional financial adviser