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The Michelin guide is coming to Israel. What took so long?

The French food guide rejected previous campaigns to cover Tel Aviv By Mira Fox This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s free email newsletters delivered to your inbox. Israeli chefs have been dominating the food world recently. Yotam Ottolenghi’s best-selling cookbooks, Plenty and Plenty More, full

Foodies’ Challenge: passione per la creatività

In controtendenza con i molti talent dedicati a sconosciuti, nella Milano dell’arte e design, dal 2015 un evento biennale riscuote visibilità e successo sempre maggiore: si chiama “Foodies’ Challenge” e caratterizza la sua identità nell’esaltare il sapere e la professionalità di chi al talento evidente aggiunge anni di applicazione, competenza, studio e conoscenza.

The hidden emissions in the global food supply chain

World Wildlife Fund is exposing the environmental impact behind our favorite foods. How much do the supply chains for beef, coffee and paper each contribute to the climate crisis? The World Wildlife Fund’s (WWF) Market Institute is attempting to answer that question with a collection of reports on 10 globally traded commodities, detailing

Meat or vegan ultraprocessed products, does it matter?

A number of people choose to remove meat from their meals, and food items made from vegetables are an option. Several options of meat or vegetable products are in the supermarkets, with similar nutritional values. Sodium contents, however, can be significantly higher in veggie meals, making them less healthy. Beware of ultraprocessed food items.

Explainer: What is regenerative agriculture?

From policymakers to farmers and food companies, regenerative agriculture is being hailed as an alternative for food production with lower environmental impacts Regeneration” is a buzzword in the agriculture sector and beyond. It’s the subject of a Netflix documentary, Kiss the Ground, which centres on the UN’s projection that we may only have

Logic Bonbon: Exploring Food as Computational Artifact

In recognition of food’s significant experiential pleasures, culinary practitioners and designers are increasingly exploring novel combinations of computing technologies and food. However, despite much creative endeavors, proposals and prototypes have so far largely maintained a traditional divide, treating food and technology as separate entities.In contrast, we present a “Research through Design” exploration of

Rising inflation complicates Brazil’s Covid-19 crisis

Seven months after the blockade, Michele Marquez received unwelcome news when he returned to work. While she was away, the prices of almost every product she used as a beautician soared. “Glove boxes have risen 200 percent. A 37-year-old woman from São Paulo emphasized how costs were rising while earnings were declining, with