Food

DuPont, the chemicals company that makes teflon, lycra, polyester, and lucite, will now be making artificial salmon, using spirulina, a type of algae. 

April's biggest bargain is fresh, green garlic

Studies have shown animals use flavour as a guide to the vitamins and minerals they require. If flavour serves a similar role for humans, then we may be imbuing junk foods such as potato chips and fizzy drinks with a false ‘sheen’ of nutrition by adding flavourings to them. In other words, the food industry may be turning our nutritional wisdom against us, making us eat food we would normally avoid and thus contributing to the obesity epidemic.

If you live in the near Middle East or the middle Middle East, or are just visiting - take this handy guide with you to find and taste what's in season for the month of March.

Here is a guide to help vegans find more Vitamin D.

Gary Grinspan of Future Crops. Aiming to make hydroponics more closely resembling nature.

Ongoing conflict, poverty, and draught have millions of Yemenis in the crossfire. They are starving.

Crypto can be connected to blockchain data that helps save the world. But running cyrpto servers damage the world in special ways. 

Mariah Gladstone’s childhood laid the perfect foundations for the work she does these days, breathing new life into Indigenous Peoples’ food traditions through her online cooking show Indigikitchen.

Finding bones at an archeology site reveals the kind of animals our human ancestors would eat. But plants? Remains in the kitchens and pots of our ancients and their plant matter is much more elusive because plant remains disintegrate over time.

We love vegan burgers but are you getting Vitamin B12?

Soul-satisfying makluba, an Arabic dish with our vegan twist.

Africa’s Great Green Wall (GGW) programme to combat desertification in the Sahel region is not only crucial to the battle against climate change but also makes commercial sense for investors, a new study led by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and published in Nature Sustainability shows.

Bulgar wheat, or burgul as it's known in the Middle East, begins as husked wheat grains. Farmers - or more likely, their wives - boil...

Sustainable technologies of the future include software to manage crops