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Tesco plc (LON:TSCO) announces Preliminary Results 2023/24, showing market share gains & positive volume growth as customers shop more. CEO Ken Murphy highlights exceptional performance & strong financial results with sales growth, cost savings, and customer-focused strategies.

44th Street Baby Back Ribs are being recalled because they were not presented for import reInspection into the United States.

Macgregors Meat and Seafood Ltd recalled approximately 2,745 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat pork products that were not presented for import reinspection into the United States for restaurants in Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

(WHTM) — A Canadian company has announced they are recalling 2,745 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat pork products that were not presented for import reinspection into the United States. According to the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the following products are subject to recall from Macgregors Meat and Seafood Ltd. […]

Her name may not be as familiar as foodie writers like Fast Food Nation's Eric Schlosser or Michael Pollan of The Omnivore's Dilemma. But author, academic and activist Marion Nestle arguably made those books – and the whole idea of "food politics" – possible. She joins Piya Chattophadyay to talk about her memoir Slow Cooked, the challenges she faced as a female scientist in the early part of her career, battles with "Big Food" when she was a government advisor, ...

Enjoy a lovely weekend with events from our editors picks!

Brad Skwirsk purchased and remodeled the original Cheers on Wells Road in 2011, rebranding the Orange Park-based bar to Locals Pub. Now, he will seek to redesign another Clay County bar: Crackers …

The 20th September will mark the exciting launch of a new Waitrose own-brand Japanese range - Japan Menyū - an innovative, delicious and high quality range

Louise O’Connor lost the lease to her longtime auto repair shop. She’s asking the community for help to keep the business running.

Professor Marion Nestle joins us to discuss the future of food policy and her new memoir, Slow Cooked: An Unexpected Life in Food Politics.