The governor is directing DSS to submit a waiver request to exclude the purchase of candy, energy drinks, soft drinks, and sweetened beverages from the list of eligible foods under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
The U.S. government has expanded testing of the nation’s milk supply to better track the spread of Bird Flu.
Avocado lovers listen up, your favorite super food could soon be in short supply.
A consumer watchdog group wants the popular snack kit ‘Lunchables’ removed from school lunch programs because of excessive sodium.
Florida’s orange crop is expected to fall to its lowest level since before World War Two.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture granted $37 million in loans and grants to South Carolina businesses and entrepreneurs to help expand the state’s market opportunities.
Approximately 7,560 pounds of sausage from Bob Evans Farms Foods was recalled.
The Korean-style beef dish is part of the line of power bowls and is said to contain milk.
(ABC News) — There are multiple ways to determine if that carton of milk in your fridge should be thrown out (smell test, taste test or just checking the “sell-by” date). But what’s the best way to figure out if your food should be tossed or saved? “Sell-by” dates may seem like an easy way to tell when to throw…
