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American Vegetarian Association Awards Eggland's Best Eggs With 'Recommended' Certification For the 20th Consecutive Year - Vimarsana News

American Vegetarian Association Awards Eggland's Best Eggs With 'Recommended' Certification For the 20th Consecutive Year

/PRNewswire/ -- For the 20th consecutive year, the American Vegetarian Association (AVA) has awarded its 'Recommended' egg Certification to Eggland's Best. In...

Precision fermentation creates hen-free egg - Vimarsana News

Precision fermentation creates hen-free egg

Using yeast and animal protein DNA it's now possible to grow hen-free eggs in a lab. But what does an omelette made with them taste like?

US biotech innovator unveils the world's first hen-free liquid egg - Vimarsana News

US biotech innovator unveils the world's first hen-free liquid egg

The Every Co debuted the Every Egg – the world’s first liquid egg product created from precision fermentation-derived proteins – at an exclusive multi-course dinner at Eleven Madison Park on 8 December.

Celebrity chef shares recipes perfect for family gatherings this summer - Vimarsana News

Celebrity chef shares recipes perfect for family gatherings this summer

(BPT) - Just how important is mealtime with your family? A recent study conducted by Wakefield Research found that the overwhelming majority of families in the U.S. feel more connected

Celebrity chef shares recipes perfect for family gatherings this summer - Vimarsana News

Celebrity chef shares recipes perfect for family gatherings this summer

(BPT) - Just how important is mealtime with your family? A recent study conducted by Wakefield Research found that the overwhelming majority of families in the U.S. feel more connected