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DAZN Acquiring EverPass Media In U.S. Expansion
DAZN is acquiring EverPass Media, a US commercial sports-distribution company, to expand beyond its direct-to-consumer streaming business into bars, restaurants, hotels and other venues. The deal gives DAZN access to EverPass’s technology, venue relationships and premium sports rights, strengthening its position in the US sports market; financial terms were not disclosed. EverPass holds exclusive commercial…
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John Swinney warned over dangers of SNP price cap, with fears it could trigger shortages and damage investment
Industry bodies have warned that John Swinney’s proposed Scottish food price cap could have unintended effects, including higher prices for other goods, reduced product availability and weaker investment across the supply chain. The policy matters because it would introduce mandatory ceilings on staple supermarket items, while critics argue it would not tackle the energy, labour,…
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On scraps of land and under constant threat, Gaza farmers struggle to survive
In Gaza, farmers are cultivating every scrap of undamaged land to stave off starvation, despite severe shortages of water, fertiliser and pesticide, and with more than 80% of greenhouses destroyed. The work is deadly: Saqer Abu Rabee’s son Yousef, a leading figure in an agricultural collective, was killed by a drone strike while working his…
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Green Chef Meal Kit Review (2026): Great Ingredients, Layered Flavor
Wired’s 2026 review of Green Chef, HelloFresh’s organic meal-kit brand, praises the service for consistently high-quality, well-sourced ingredients, including notably good fish, and thoughtful recipes that avoid long cooking times. The reviewer, who is critical of fish quality generally, singles out wild-caught sockeye salmon and farmed steelhead trout as among the best fillets received from…
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Slash your cholesterol by a third in just a month… hundreds of thousands are on a new diet that’s transforming lives. Here are the exact foods you need to avoid a life on statins: MEIKE LEONARD
High cholesterol, which affects more than half of British adults, causes fatty deposits to build up in the arteries and raises the risk of heart attack, stroke and dementia. While nearly eight million people in the UK take statins to manage it, the drugs can cause side effects and often fail to bring cholesterol down…
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Dog treat founder eats her own products, even packs them in her kids’ lunches
Sarah Goldberger, founder and CEO of New York-based organic dog treat company Lord Jameson, says she believes dogs should benefit from the same nutritional principles championed by the US “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement, which promotes whole, nutrient-dense foods and discourages artificial additives. Goldberger, who launched the brand in 2019 after her own dog…
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Aussies stunned by insane $40 price at Mexican restaurant: ‘That’s crazy’
A Sydney delivery-only Mexican restaurant, Mr Max Burrito, has come under fire online after a customer spotted its taco prices on Uber Eats, sparking widespread mockery on social media. The controversy highlights growing frustration among Australians over food delivery costs, with critics branding the prices a “rip-off” compared with well-known competitors offering similar dishes for…
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Can Guy Fieri Unite America? Inside His Lifelong Advocacy of Global Cuisine: ‘When You Talk About Food, You Talk About Culture’
Guy Fieri, the long-running host of Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” has earned his ninth executive producer Emmy nomination as the show prepares to film its 20th season. In interviews, Fieri deflects credit onto his long-serving crew and the small, often immigrant- or first-generation-run restaurants he features, framing the programme as a celebration of…
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Government campaign urges households to store food and water
The Government is preparing a “national resilience campaign” urging households to keep tinned food and bottled water on hand, as ministers step up planning for extreme weather, cyber attacks and hostile state action. The drive, coordinated across Whitehall by First Secretary of State Louise Haigh, is being framed by officials as “common sense, not scaremongering,”…
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Common baby food shouldn’t be given to newborns, experts say
A study by researchers at Glasgow University has found that spouted pouch baby foods are too high in sugar and too low in protein and energy to be suitable for babies under 12 months, likening them to fruit smoothies rather than proper complementary food. The findings matter because such pouches are heavily marketed at very…