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Scandal as opulent $800-a-night Utah spa resort is accused of telling staff to wash restaurant dishes in SWIMMING POOL water
The Sorrel River Ranch resort in Utah, an upmarket property charging around $800 (roughly £630) a night, has been accused of instructing restaurant staff to wash dishes using water from its swimming pool. The allegation raises serious hygiene concerns for a high-end establishment marketed on luxury and wellness, and is likely to prompt scrutiny from…
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My mother died days after being fed heated dog food by a care worker… I couldn’t grieve her because I was fighting for justice in her name
A bereaved family member has spoken out after their mother died shortly after allegedly being fed dog food that had been heated by a care worker. The individual says they were unable to properly grieve their mother’s death because they were immediately consumed by a campaign to seek justice on her behalf, highlighting concerns about…
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Iowa Democratic Senate nominee slams Democrats on Agriculture panel over farm bill failure
Iowa’s Democratic Senate nominee criticised Democratic members of the Senate Agriculture Committee over the failure to pass a farm bill, arguing that the party had not adequately delivered for rural and agricultural communities. The dispute matters because farm policy is central to Iowa’s economy and could affect how candidates appeal to farmers and rural voters.…
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Senate panel fails to advance farm bill amid SNAP standoff, McConnell absence
The Senate Agriculture Committee failed to advance a farm bill after negotiations broke down over proposed changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The setback delays work on legislation that shapes agricultural support, food assistance and rural policy, highlighting divisions over the scale and conditions of nutrition benefits. The committee’s vote was also affected…
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Michelin chef wins top hygiene rating after claiming he’d only been given one-star verdict because food inspectors didn’t understand his sashimi
A Michelin-starred chef has been awarded a top food hygiene rating after arguing that an earlier, lower one-star verdict came about because inspectors misunderstood his preparation of sashimi. The case highlights a recurring tension between standard hygiene inspection criteria, which are often designed around cooked food safety, and specialist raw-fish dishes that follow different but…
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The Music Industry Is Trying to Guess the AI Recipe After Dinner Was Served
The following MBW op-ed comes from Andreea Gleeson, former CEO of TuneCore and founder of AGA (Andreea Gleeson Advisory) Source
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A new flu vaccine geared to older people is coming soon
The first mRNA-based flu shot to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration will be ready for the upcoming flu season. Moderna, the vaccine’s maker
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Playing Anthony Bourdain? Dominic Sessa Has No Reservations
‘The Holdovers’ breakout serves up his biggest role yet, portraying the iconic chef as a young man in the new biopic Tony.
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Salmonella vs. cyclosporiasis: How to tell what you have
Thousands of people have been infected with foodborne illnesses so far this year.