USDA commits to supporting Hispanic representation in agriculture
The USDA has announced two initiatives to increase access to USDA programs and services for Hispanic communities.
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The USDA has announced two initiatives to increase access to USDA programs and services for Hispanic communities.
A $27.9 million fund has been approved to develop agricultural value chains in the Ghanaian Savannah region.
Over the last few years, numerous US food chains have set up shop across the UK, but what could this mean for the already struggling hospitality industry? New Food's Grace Galler investigates.
Food from England has called on the Government in a letter to support England’s independent food and drink sector amid cost-of-living crisis.
New Food’s Grace Galler speaks to Michael Keller, Secretary General of the International Seed Federation, about how the seed industry is navigating various challenges and why he believes the sector is “under-represented”.
Vice President Harris has launched an initiative to strengthen the US-Philippines alliance, including measures to enhance food security and supporting organic agriculture.
Jeremy Hunt announces the Government will raise taxes to fund £26 billion of support for the cost of living crisis, but how will this affect the food industry?
Meal kit company Hello Fresh has launched in Spain and says it will use 100 percent Spanish raised beef, chicken and pork in its meal kits.
Online food delivery company Deliveroo has announced that it has decided to end its operations in Australia due to economic concerns.
With multiple threats looming over our fishing industry, from IUU fishing and climate change, Bethan Grylls interviews Adam Brennan, Thai Union’s Group Director for Sustainability, on what the company is doing to ensure responsibly sourced produce.
A Nebraskan Judge has issued a restraining order following the discovery of "oppressive child labour" during a USDOL investigation.
Bethan and Josh from New Food's editorial team speak to Lesley Cooper, founder of WorkingWell, to find out how food and beverage workers can keep themselves healthy during an extremely pressurised period.
A US study has revealed that women favour variety, while men place more value on staff behaviour when it comes to quick service food.
Erik Millstone examines the precarious nature of food safety in the UK after the Brexit referendum and points out that prevention is always better than cure.
A survey has found that more than a third of the UK’s hospitality businesses are at risk of going bust amid the cost-of-living crisis.