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Fighting Plastic Waste with Edible Food Packaging - Vimarsana News

Fighting Plastic Waste with Edible Food Packaging

Scientists are increasingly looking at developing ways to replace plastic, particularly in single-use, high volume, disposable applications. Food packaging is one of these areas. Can edible food packaging provide a solution?

Source: azom.com
Burger King releases King Yeti in Japan - Vimarsana News

Burger King releases King Yeti in Japan

For the past year or so, Burger King has been upsizing some of their limited-release burgers in a BIG way. So far, they’ve given us the Maximum Super One-Pound Beef Burger, the Extreme One Pound Beef Burger, the Tokyo Teriyaki Tower Super One Pound Beef Burger, and the Strong Magma Super One Pound Beef Burger, but&#x...

Délifrance Bangladesh: From Paris to Dhaka with a little joie de vivre - Vimarsana News

Délifrance Bangladesh: From Paris to Dhaka with a little joie de vivre

For more than 30 years, Délifrance has been developing and serving sweet and savoury French delights in 100 countries around the world

Edible Onion Packaging Film for Storage of Beef Patties - Vimarsana News

Edible Onion Packaging Film for Storage of Beef Patties

Food quality is of paramount importance to the food and catering industries. Now, a paper published in Molecules has presented an innovative solution to keeping meat products fresh and improve their quality, shelf-life, and sensory properties: edible onion biofilms.

Source: azom.com
COP26 menu 'like serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference', say eco activists - Vimarsana News

COP26 menu 'like serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference', say eco activists

British animal rights groups compared the Cop26 menu to 'serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference' because of its meat-rich options.