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Apr 24 2024
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19 local businesses receive critical violations in March food inspection report
According to Monroe County’s website, critical violations are defined as incidents likely to directly contribute to a foodborne disease. Violations include debris buildup on meat slicer and deli meats stored at 53.5°F. According to the CDC’s website, deli meats must be stored at 41°F or below. Violations included a dirty hand sink not used for hands only and chemical sanitizer that did not
Indiana Daily StudentMar 15 2024
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Scouting for Food drive celebrates record total for pounds of food collected
SALT LAKE CITY — Organizers of the Scouting for Food drive set a goal of collecting 100,000 pounds of donated food this year. In the final tally, 136,000 pounds were collected — a record for donations to the Scouting for Food initiative, which has been gathering contributions to battle food insecurity in Utah for the last 38 years. "We collected 38,000 more pounds of food than last year; that
KSLApr 23 2024
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Celebrity chef Ming Tsai cooks bings, a traditional Chinese street food
Chef Ming Tsai is one of the culinary world's most notable and accomplished celebrities. A prominent figure in the Boston-area dining scene for decades, the award-winning Iron Chef and host of Simply Ming joins Rachel Holt in our Test Kitchen. In the video above he shows us his take on a traditional Chinese street food – Ming's bings.
CBS News (Online)Apr 22 2024
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Primark owner AB Foods expects 'significant growth' in full-year profit
LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) - Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF.L) on Tuesday raised its full-year profit outlook as it reported a 39% jump in first-half profit.
The group, which also owns major sugar, grocery, agriculture and ingredients businesses, said it now expected to deliver "significant growth" in both profitability and cash generation ahead of expectations at the start
ReutersApr 03 2024
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Jim Cramer shares his thoughts on Intel, Dave & Buster’s, Cal-Maine Foods, Tyson Foods and UPS
Jim Cramer's daily rapid fire looks at stocks in the news outside the CNBC Investing Club portfolio. Intel : Shares fell more than 6% after the chipmaker disclosed that its manufacturing business lost $7 billion in 2023, a wider loss than the prior year. "I was not in favor of that," Jim Cramer said. Dave & Buster's : The company's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and
CNBCApr 19 2024
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Soul Food Favorite CoraFaye's Closed After Fire, May Not Reopen
"I'm not sure at this point what I want to do," says Priscilla Smith, owner of CoraFaye's, one of the metro area's few soul-food restaurants . "The whole restaurant industry has changed."On Sunday, April 14, a fire broke out around 9 a.m. near CoraFaye's kitchen; it was before any staff had arrived to begin prepping for service, and no one was injured. The Aurora Fire Department was quick to
Denver WestwordMar 14 2024
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Food Bank of Iowa to hold six regional meetings on food insecurity
The state’s largest food bank plans to host a series of regional roundtable meetings, starting later this month, to address Iowa’s hunger problem. Annette Hacker is spokeswoman for the Food Bank of Iowa, which serves 55 Iowa counties. “We begin the day with a what we call regional roundtables, an opportunity to gather community members to talk about food insecurity in our state and in your
Radio IowaApr 15 2024
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Health care experts, educators talk food insecurity at roundtable
CEDAR RAPIDS — Every time HACAP Food Reservoir’s Assistant Director Angie Albright visits a food pantry, she meets someone who has never been to one before. “That says a lot,” said Albright, speaking Monday at a roundtable discussion on food insecurity organized by Rep. Sami Scheetz, D-Cedar Rapids. Some food pantries that partner with HACAP — Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, a local
Cedar Rapids GazetteApr 22 2024
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Mother-daughter team run Fayetteville food truck serving Salvadoran pupusas
After years of working in chain restaurant kitchens around Fayetteville, Yeni Lopez was yearning to cook the foods of her native El Salvador and open a business of her own. Lopez, 41, left a nearly 20-year career at Mexican restaurant On The Border last spring to open Rolling Tacos and Pupusas food truck with her daughter Zully Sherpinskas, 22. The mother-daughter duo began serving a menu of
The Fayetteville ObserverApr 24 2024
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Couple reported by fast food workers for allegedly abusing children facing felony charges
TAYLORSVILLE — An investigation into the alleged abuse of two young children, which was stopped after employees at a fast food restaurant called police, has resulted in felony charges. Rodolfo Martinez-Avila, 36, who is homeless, was charged Tuesday in 3rd District Court with two counts of aggravated child abuse, a second-degree felony. On Friday, the mother of the children, Azucena Rodriguez
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