Tag: eggs
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4 Foods You Shouldn’t Have Stopped Eating for Health
Reconsidering the No-Foods-List When people aim to lose weight or support heart health, it’s common to adopt a strict list of foods to avoid. The problem with this approach is that it can turn a simple, sustainable plan into a long, exhausting self-imposed ban. The truth is that certain foods are not inherently bad; they…
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Canada Recall: Si Ji Mei Wuhan Egg Sheets with Glutinous Rice Linked to Salmonella in Alberta and British Columbia
Canada Recalls Si Ji Mei Wuhan Egg Sheets with Glutinous Rice Over Salmonella Risk The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a recall notice on Friday for Si Ji Mei brand Wuhan egg sheets with glutinous rice, sold in Alberta and British Columbia. The recall follows concerns that the product may be contaminated with Salmonella,…
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FairPrice Extends Daily Discounts for Vulnerable Singaporeans to 2026
New extension secures ongoing savings for vulnerable households Singapore’s FairPrice Group (FPG) announced on December 18 that its daily discount schemes for vulnerable Singaporeans will be extended through December 31, 2026. The move is designed to ensure continued access to affordable daily essentials such as rice, eggs, and other staple items for those who need…
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FairPrice extends discounts for vulnerable Singaporeans to 2026
Continued support for vulnerable households In a move to stabilize daily living costs for vulnerable Singaporeans, FairPrice Group (FPG) announced on December 18 that its daily discount schemes will be extended through December 31, 2026. The extension covers a range of essential items, including staple foods such as rice, eggs, and other daily necessities. The…
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Wild Bird Poo Testing in Northern Australia: A Frontline Strategy to Keep Eggs on the Shelves
Protecting Australia’s egg supply from a global threat In the early heat of a remote Northern Territory morning, a small team quietly carries out one of the country’s most crucial biosecurity operations. Indigenous rangers, joined by a government veterinarian, comb the coastlines and wetlands for fresh bird droppings. The goal is simple in method, high-stakes…
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Wild Bird Poo Testing in Northern Australia: Protecting Eggs on the Shelves
Protecting Australia’s eggs from a global threat In the early warmth of a remote Northern Territory morning, the Hum of heat and humidity marks the start of a crucial biosecurity operation. Indigenous rangers, guided by a government veterinarian, comb the shoreline for fresh droppings. Their mission is deceptively simple in one sense: collect evidence from…
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What Your Breakfast Says About Lifespan: A Morning Menu for Brain Power and Longevity
The daily breakfast choice that shapes longevity The breakfast you choose every morning may do more than curb mid-morning hunger. It can quietly signal energy balance, brain health, and even long-term lifespan. A recent randomized crossover study explored how different breakfast types affect blood sugar, hunger hormones, and cognitive function, showing that what you eat…
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Breakfast for Longevity: Boost Brain Power and Lifespan
Breakfast as a Daily Signal for Brain Health Every morning presents a choice that quietly shapes energy, metabolism, and even how long our brains stay sharp. A growing body of research suggests that the foods we place on the breakfast plate can either defend the brain and heart or add wear over time. While many…
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The Breakfast You Pick Could Predict Your Lifespan: A Clear Wake-Up Call
The morning choice that quietly shapes your health Every day begins with a choice, and that choice may slowly influence how long and how well your brain stays sharp. Breakfast is not merely the first meal; it signals energy, metabolism, and even longevity. Recent research has explored how different breakfast types impact blood sugar, hunger…