Google Alert - Food Journal

	Food Journal Daily update ⋅ September 27, 2020
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	Kansas company on cutting edge of meatless food manufacturing Salina Journal Hundreds of thousands of pounds of Midwestern soy is processed for food in a small factory in Hutchinson. This factory sits behind one of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cookbook features food of indigenous peoples Marquette Mining Journal New publication focuses on Great Lakes peoples. Life. Sep 26, 2020. CARIN TUNNEY. Special to the Journal ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pandemic, restaurant slowdown blamed for rats in Portland neighborhoods The Bethel Citizen Some exterminators say the shift from regular restaurant activity to more home-based meals has driven the rodents into neighborhoods more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Maryland ban on foam food containers to take effect Jacksonville Journal-Courier (AP) — A Maryland law banning restaurants, schools and other food servers from using foam containers takes effect next week. The Baltimore Sun ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vermont group seeking ideas for growing food on town land Jacksonville Journal-Courier WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. (AP) — An organization in the Vermont town of Hartford sees an opportunity to grow more food on town-owned land. Flag as irrelevant
	Canning supplies shortage real, but there are solutions Jacksonville Journal-Courier When canning, clean Mason jars free of nicks can be reused. But seals and lids should to be new to provide the seal necessary to keep food safe for ... Flag as irrelevant
	SAVE NOW: Tips to save money and the planet by reducing food waste Suburban Journals The average family of four discards $1,600 of food each year, according to a study published by the International Journal on Food System Dynamics. Flag as irrelevant
	Pandemic brings hard times for farmers Jacksonville Journal-Courier The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization forecasts that the number of undernourished people will increase by up to 132 million in this year, while the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Where Escambia County storm victims can get help this weekend Pensacola News Journal Residents in Molino, Carver Park and Cantonment who need food and water can contact the Citizen Information Line at 850-471-6600 between 7 a.m. ... Flag as irrelevant
	Farm and Food: Election year crazy, sure; but this is way beyond crazy Lincoln Journal Star Just when you think 2020 can't possibly get any crazier, autumn arrives with a carload of crazy in tow. For example, does any farmer or rancher really ... Flag as irrelevant
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