Food on Townhall

• U.N. bodies want to tackle drought to avert food crisis Fri Mar 15
  Reuters News
• First lady pushes food industry Fri Mar 8
  AP News
• U.S. will give Syrian rebels medical, food aid, not arms Thu Feb 28
  Reuters News
• U.S. plans medical, food aid for Syrian rebel fighters: sources Wed Feb 27
  Reuters News
• White House mulls new global food aid approach: send cash Mon Feb 25
  Reuters News
• Dog food recall underscores toxic danger in drought-hit U.S. corn Mon Feb 25
  Reuters News
• Egypt insists food supply secure as wheat imports dive Sun Feb 24
  Reuters News
• U.N. offers banquet of blemished food to highlight waste Tue Feb 19
  Reuters News
• Insurgency threatens food crisis in Central African Republic: WFP Fri Feb 15
  Reuters News
• Horsemeat scandal set to spur tougher EU food tests Wed Feb 13
  Reuters News
• Fine dining meets fast food at one Aussie McDonald's Tue Feb 12
  Reuters News
• Fuel, food aid draw Iraq, Syria Kurds closer Mon Feb 11
  Reuters News
• Thanks, FDA: A Trip to the Grocery Store May Soon Cost More Thu Feb 7
  Leah Barkoukis
• German bin-divers get connected to wage war on food waste Thu Feb 7
  Reuters News
• World food prices stable, low stocks pose risk of spikes: U.N Thu Feb 7
  Reuters News
• Desperate Greeks scuffle at free food handout Wed Feb 6
  Reuters News
• NJ mayor Booker set for food stamp challenge Tue Dec 4
  AP News
• Sanctions side effect hits Iran's food system Wed Nov 28
  Reuters News
• Haiti's rising food insecurity risks social tension, says FAO Thu Nov 22
  Reuters News
• U.S. food banks raise alarm as drought dents government supplies Wed Nov 21
  Reuters News
• Giving Thanks for Food Wed Nov 21
  Rich Tucker
  Americans have been giving thanks since long before we were known as Americans. Early colonists celebrated their harvest as early as 1621, with a three-day-long festival involving both natives and newcomers. President George Washington named Nov. 26, 1789 as a day of thanksgiving devoted to: “the service of that great and glorious Being who is the beneficent Author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be.” And President Abraham Lincoln created the modern Thanksgiving Day tradition when he announced, in 1863, that the third Thursday of November would henceforth be celebrated as an official national holiday. ... more
• North Korean food harvest improving, but still tight: FAO Mon Nov 12
  Reuters News
• Celebrating Food Stamps for Mexico Mon Nov 12
  Mark Baisley
  Four years into the Obama Administration, Democratic Party leadership realized that it needed Republicans; not for their ideas or even for their votes. They need the tax revenue suppliers to fund their Keynesian aspirations. ... more
• California seen rejecting push to label genetically altered food Wed Nov 7
  Reuters News
• Guard evacuating people, taking in food to NJ city Wed Oct 31
  AP News
• Storm damages crops in Haiti, fueling food price woes Mon Oct 29
  Reuters News

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