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In the wake of devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, conversations have erupted regarding the intersection of climate change, water management, and the role of influential corporations in California’s environmental landscape. Among the figures at the center of scrutiny are Stewart and Lynda Resnick, the owners of the Wonderful Company, who have been accused of wielding
In a recent development that has garnered attention, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) moved to prohibit Red No. 3 in all food categories, beverages, and consumed pharmaceuticals, requiring manufacturers to eliminate it from their products by January 2027. This decision, while significant, opens a dialogue regarding remaining artificial dyes still permitted for use in
The ongoing discussions surrounding artificial food dyes, particularly Red No. 3, have garnered increased scrutiny from public health advocates, regulatory bodies, and consumers alike. For decades, this petroleum-based dye has been a staple in a variety of consumables—from vibrant candies to eye-catching soda drinks. However, emerging evidence linking Red No. 3 to serious health concerns
In the competitive world of whisky production, standing out requires a distinct vision and an unyielding commitment to craftsmanship. This is precisely the philosophy that drives Alexander Johnson, the visionary mind behind Johnson Reserve. Unlike traditional entrepreneurs who might chase immediate profits, Johnson’s approach reflects the mindset of an economist—meticulous, data-driven, and deeply analytical. His
As we usher in a new year, the beginning of 2025 for Southern California is marked by an unsettling spectacle—wildfires ravaging the landscape. These catastrophic events starkly highlight the growing urgency of climate change, an issue that transcends personal aspirations and resolutions. The situation remains grave, echoing a reality far removed from our hopes for
As we step into 2025, the global food industry is grappling with a multitude of challenges that threaten both food security and sustainability. Factors such as skyrocketing prices of staples like coffee and cocoa, alongside geopolitical shifts in governance, have intensified the uncertainty that looms over agricultural dynamics. Yet, amid these adversities, a silver lining
In late 2024, the culinary landscape in Houston witnessed a significant transformation driven by Michael Sambrooks, a restaurateur with an impressive portfolio. Having built his reputation with the Sambrooks Hospitality Group through concepts like The Pit Room and Candente, Sambrooks found himself at a crossroads with the recently launched Andiron restaurant, a high-end steakhouse that
For over three decades, White Castle has transformed its humble fast-food establishments into romantic venues, celebrating love in an unexpected way. Every year on February 14th, the iconic chain invites couples, families, and friends alike to partake in a unique dining experience branded as the “Love Castle.” This yearly event has become more than just
The craft beer industry stands at the precipice of change as Bart Watson, a longstanding member of the Brewers Association, prepares to take on the role of President and CEO starting January 6, 2025. This not-for-profit trade organization is dedicated to championing small and independent craft brewers across the United States. Watson’s appointment comes on