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Share this article Share this article SANDPOINT, Idaho, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Green Garden, a 100% employee-owned brand that makes plant-based food products, today announced a new line of non-GMO dressings, dips and mayos. As more people look to incorporate plant-based foods into their diet for health and environmental reasons, Green Garden dressings, dips and mayos are a delicious, dairy-free and gluten-free alternative for everyday meal and snacking occasions. Green Garden, a 100% employee-owned brand that makes plant-based food products Green Garden introduces new line of plant-ba...

  New Delhi: While speaking at the online panel discussion on Future of Data Governance in India: A Consumer Perspective, organised by CUTS International, Dr. Patnaik, member of Joint Parliamentary Committee on Personal Data Protection Bill (JPC) pointed out that the Personal Data Protection Bill has gone through an extensive process of clause-wise consideration during a round of consultation within the JPC. He alluded that it would be safe to conclude that we are likely to soon witness some developments around a robust personal data protection law which takes into account diverse perspectiv...

by Gemma Mackenzie © Shutterstock / Maria Sbytova Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Consumer trust in UK farmers has grown during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report. The study, published by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), found 66% of consumers felt very or somewhat positive about British agriculture in 2020 – up 4% on the year before. The report – Trust in Farming...

Consumers put trust in British farmers, report reveals >More in Consumers back British farmers to look after the environment and animal welfare, new research shows. In a timely boost for British agriculture, an AHDB report has revealed a surge in support for farmers who have been battling the multiple threats of the coronavirus, Brexit trade uncertainty and disruption, flood devastation and the anti-meat and dairy agenda. Two-thirds (66%) of the 1,500 consumers quizzed said they felt very or somewhat positive about British agriculture. Consumers said farmers we...