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In this role, Ruggiero will lead one of Mars Petcare’s largest units, overseeing a portfolio of trusted and iconic brands across the United States and Canada

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Reducing the risk of dementia may be possible with a shift in eating habits. The change in this case, though, is not about what a person eats as much as it is about when. 

For as long as I’ve worked in food, “processed” has been treated like a word that requires an apology. Entire categories have been defined by what they are not: not artificial, not ultra-processed, not added sugar, not this, not that. While often well-intentioned, this posture has kept the industry on defense, responding to criticism rather…

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Monday renewed her commitment to policies that were agreed between her party and its junior ally when they formed a coalition last year, including a bill to reduce the number of House of Representatives seats that they gave up trying to pass during the just-ended Diet session

We’ve been conditioned to think the word “processed” inherently means unhealthy, but it’s not so black and white, according to professionals in the industry. A diet built around whole foods like lean protein, fruits, and vegetables is always a healthy foundation, but that doesn’t mean every processed food is off-limits. I checked in with some…

Lauren Weyand, MDA, RDN, LDN, School Nutrition Director with Craven County Schools, has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the national nonprofit School Nutrition Association (SNA)

(Updated) A proposal has been submitted to Loudoun County for a new venue and facility dedicated to healthy food and healthy living

Second-year edge rusher Bradyn Swinson is taking a new approach into his second NFL season as he competes for a bigger role with the Patriots

Va. (WHSV) – The nutritional services supervisor for Page County Public Schools has received national recognition and says she is using what she learned from her experience to improve meal programs for students across the district