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World food prices dip in September: FAO
World food prices slipped in September from the month before, with only sugar posting a rise, the United Nations food agency said on Oct. 4.
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Agriculture association voices concern over Turkish gov’t’s plan to privatize sugar factories
The head of a leading Turkish agriculture association has voiced concerns about the government’s plan to privatize sugar factories, noting that sugar is a strategically crucial product.
Overeating and Cigarettes are not the Most Harmful Habits
Considering that overeating, lack of physical activity and cigarettes are the most unhealthy habits, most people associate their new-year resolutions with them. However, the authors of a new US study found that the use of smartphones before falling asleep is one of the most unfavorable health hazards, writes Daily Express, quoted by BTA.
Rum & Whiskey | Athens | September 30 & October 1
Athens Rum & Whiskey Festival opens its doors at Zappeion Hall on Saturday, September 30. The two-day event, a sequel to last November's Rum Festival, includes a display of products associated with the consumption of rum and whiskey as well as parallel events such as master classes and tastings.
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Czech official says EU acts like Third Reich
The spokesman for Czech President Milos Zeman has hit out at a decision by the European Union to potentially ban a key chemical in a popular local spirit, comparing the move to that of the Nazis during their World War II occupation.
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Completely New Rules on Nutrition in Schools
Complete new rules for nutrition in schools and kindergartens are being prepared by the government, says Nova. What will children eat during the new school year and which foods will be totally forbidden?
Some days ago, the sale of sugar-added beverages in schools in Europe was officially banned. The measure came from the producers themselves.
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Drought has Caused Serbia Damage of EUR 600 Million
Serbia's damage to grains is estimated at EUR 600 million, Serbian Grain Association leader Vukoslav Savkovic told the Serbian National Television.
78-meter-long künefe dessert eaten in 20 minutes in Turkey's Hatay
A 78-meter-long künefe dessert was prepared on July 23 for an event held to commemorate the 78th year the southern border province of Hatay, the dessert's homeland, joined Turkey.
Some 1.5 tons of the heavy dessert was eaten in 20 minutes by participants.
Bayn gets first order from new Greek distributor
Bayn Europe AB announced it has received its first order from its new Greek distributor: Paxman placed an order worth 11,500 euros to meet current demand for Bayn Europe's ingredient solutions for sugar reduction.
The order is scheduled for immediate delivery.
[Reuters]
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Bulgaria to Join Visegrad Four on Food Standards
Bulgaria's interim Agriculture Minister has said Sofia intends on joining the Visegrad group in their demand that companies should stop selling lower-quality products in Eastern Europe compared to the rest of the continent.
The issue will be raised at a ministerial meeting in Brussels on Monday, Hristo Bozukov has told daily 24 Chasa.
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