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Video: Meet Ron Finley — a guerrilla gardener in South Central LA

Los Angeles - Ron Finley is an artist and a designer, based in South Central LA. He is also a guerrilla gardener, planting food in vacant lots, traffic medians and along curbs in the area.

Greek farmers give away 55 tons of free fruit & vegetables

Athens - On Wednesday farmers in Greece, while protesting high production costs, gave away tons of free fruit and vegetables to needy Greek people outside the Agriculture Ministry in Athens.

The changing Japanese diet: more meat, less veg

Tokyo - The Japanese government is concerned about the diet of the typical citizen. The average volume of vegetables, fruit and seafood that Japanese adults eat every day has fallen during the past ten years leading to concerns about health and nutrition.

New spray in development to slow-down banana ripening

Potential good news for those who dislike their bananas over-ripening too quickly. A spray-on coating is in development that consumers could use to delay the ripening of bananas.

Could Elmo encourage children to eat more fruit and vegetables?

Fort Worth - Could a cartoon character like Sesame Street's Elmo make children healthier? A new report suggests that cartoon stickers could encourage children, who usually avoid healthy items, to eat fruits and vegetables.

Is it possible to produce ‘healthy’ chocolate?

Is it possible to produce a more healthy form of chocolate? A scientific team think so, provided that half of the fat content is replaced with fruit juice.

Is avocado oil the new health tonic?

New research has indicated that avocado oil is a rich source of anti-oxidants and the findings suggests that a diet high in anti-oxidants may be beneficial for disease prevention.

Is popcorn more healthy than fruit?

Scranton - Some new research suggests that popcorn may be healthier than fruit or vegetables, at least in terms of the levels of antioxidants.

Watermelons a business opportunity for developing countries?

A debilitating shortage of watermelons in Japan might just be one golden opportunity poor developing countries need to make some much needed cash.

New research discovers tangerines help obesity

A surprising new discovery will help fight obesity and heart problems. The University of Western Ontario has carried out research and discovered a substance in tangerines that helps obesity and gives protection against type 2 diabetes and atherosclerosis.
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Peaches, Plums, Nectarines help conteract obesity

Peaches, plums, and nectarines have bioactive compounds that can potentially fight-off obesity-related diabetes and...
Jul 7, 2012 in  I Heart Food by Tim Sandle

If you ever wanted to tattoo a banana...

Sometimes, you just want to ink up your favourite fruit. Well, not really, but this video of a guy tattoing a banana...
May 18, 2012 in  I Heart Food by David Silverberg

Pomegrantes and superbugs

Extracts from fruit may act as a potential new weapon in the fight against hospital superbugs like MRSA. Scientists at...
Jan 23, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle - 2 comments

Del Monte is now packaging single bananas in plastic?

It is with great sorrow I pass along this news. Bananas have now been snackified. Del Monte, the great provider of...
Mar 8, 2011 in  I Heart Food by David Silverberg - 7 comments
 

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