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 Several articles in Ghanian newspapers refer to the 25th June launch of a composite cassava/maize flour. It is Manufactured by Women in Agriculture Development of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
from: The Statesman (click image for full story online)
from: The Ghanian Journal (click image for full story online)
[...] This research came to the conclusion that serving the right biscuit in the boardroom contributes to clinching business deals! from: Food and Drink Europe (click image for full story online)
Some of the pearls in the report are: .. 58 per cent said biscuits can “positively influence a company’s first impressions”. [...] I have posted a few stories about different sources for pectin and the possibility of pectins with different functional properties. I have worried about the potential of these as the basis for sustainable businesses by still felt that the potential should be investigated. Recently there have also been stories highlighting health benefits and advantages of [...] This post is a periodic one, that simply lists interesting Food Processing stories that I feel are relevant to Africa. The link will take you to an original article which will acknowledge my source of the story. Organic chocolate fans unlikely to switch to cheaper options – In recent years organic confectionery products have [...] Most French wine features a logo (this one on the bottom right of the label, that seems to show a person with a large waist line drinking – maybe warning that drinking makes one put on weight. photo by Dave Harcourt (Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License)
However, a less frivolous and [...] On the first reports I have seen it seems like the conference did not make tangible progress, although I guess this kind of conference never is. Seems like it was agreed that Food Production would have to solve the problem in the long term a short term increase in funds for food aid would be [...] The are many birds in Salornay, which prompted us to put up a feeder and offer bread and fruit. Unlike in Pretoria that didn’t work. According to the locals because Salornay is in a rural area and food is abundant. Besides the pigeons and doves Salornay has a big flock of what we finally identified [...] A few days ago while traveling from Toulon to Nice we stopped at a filling station “take away” for food. This was a simple fast food place selling vienas and chips, hot dogs, pizza, quiche, rolls etc and not a Jucy Lucy type establishment! Alongside the menus and options was the advert pictured below: photo [...] |
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