Times Of Food

Across the globe, at least one-in-three children under-five are malnourished and not developing properly, UNICEF revealed on Tuesday, in its most comprehensive report on children, food and nutrition in 20 years. 

In a renewed effort to help protect bananas in Latin America and the Caribbean, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has launched an emergency project to curb major plant losses threatened by

Here are 10 things you should know about the possibility that bloggers can be sued for giving bad reviews to restaurants.

India’s government-owned airline Air India has been ordered to pay Rs 47,000 — around $660 — to a couple who were served non-vegetarian food. The incident took place on an

A US company is offering people $1,000 to buy coffee for a whole month. However, there is a catch: The beverage cannot be from Starbucks! While Starbucks is almost synonymous

Such was the extent of devastation caused by two back-to-back cyclones in Mozambique earlier this year, nearly one million people, including 160,000 children under five, are still facing food shortages

A video from Nagpur showing a panipuri stall owner filling water from a pothole to apparently use in his shop is going viral on social media. The 53-second video, which

It is cheaper to driver than be healthy in Pakistan: Milk now costs more than petrol or diesel there! There are allegations of middlemen and milk-sellers profiteering in the run-up

India in general and Bengaluru in particular is seeing a rising trend in the implementation of plastic-free eco-friendly food packaging from restaurants as well as food delivery platforms. On one

With initial assessments indicating that some 76,000 people in the parts of the Bahamas worst-affected by Hurricane Dorian need urgent support, the World Food Programme (WFP) is arranging for eight

Deteriorating water quality worldwide is slashing the economic potential of heavily polluted areas, according to a new World Bank report, released on Tuesday. It also warns that the “invisible crisis

Life-saving food aid distribution is set to resume to 850,000 people in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, following guarantees by Houthi opposition forces that the supplies will reach those who need