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Innscor lays its cards on diversification to find resilience - Vimarsana News

Innscor lays its cards on diversification to find resilience

Innscor Africa is positioned to navigate challenges presented by the uncertain global economic outlook and complexities in the local environment due to its diversified product offering. The group, in its half-year financials for the period to December 31, 2023, said given that the business operated in the consumer staples sector, demand was largely sustainable even…

Texas Pit Master Shares Hilarious Advice on Handling Your Meat - Vimarsana News

Texas Pit Master Shares Hilarious Advice on Handling Your Meat

One video on TikTok demonstrates that Texans aren't shy about expressing themselves on live TV, often with hilarious results.

Police in Temple Texas Looking for Women Who Stole $2,000 in Meat - Vimarsana News

Police in Temple Texas Looking for Women Who Stole $2,000 in Meat

It’s the great Texas Meat Heist.

Police in Temple Texas Looking for Women Who Stole $2,000 in Meat - Vimarsana News

Police in Temple Texas Looking for Women Who Stole $2,000 in Meat

It’s the great Texas Meat Heist.

Austin-based vegan seafood company adds plant-based fish sticks, crab cakes - Vimarsana News

Austin-based vegan seafood company adds plant-based fish sticks, crab cakes

Plant-based meats have been in the news lately, but I’ve been thinking about plant-based fish. First, an update on the proposed Texas Meat and Imitation Food Act, a piece of state legislation that would prevent companies that make plant-based proteins from using the word "meat,” “beef," "chicken," "pork" or any "common variation" of them to describe the product, even if only to claim similar textures, flavors or cooking methods. The bill, H.B. 3799, recently passed in the House and will move on to the Senate, where we’ll hear more testimony from ranchers and food manufacturers on an i...