Food and Drink

Study: Junk Food Tax Might Improve Eating Habits (KREX-TV Grand Junction)

9 Mar 2010

Like the tax on cigarettes, some health experts believe taxing junk food could lead people to eat less, and a new study suggests it may just work. Scientists followed 5,000 adults for 20 years and found that when the price of pizza and soda went up, people didn’t eat and drink as much.

Ordering wisely the secret to better fast-food dining (seattlepi.com)

9 Mar 2010

Among the hottest trends in quick-service restaurants are healthier options for children, snack-size items and bite-size mini desserts, all of which can have significantly fewer calories than typical fast-food fare.

Research and Markets: Israel Food and Drink Report Q1 2010 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

9 Mar 2010

DUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Israel Food and Drink Report Q1 2010" report to their offering.