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Banned pesticides The European Union exported nearly 122,000 tonnes of banned pesticides in 2024, despite a European Commission commitment to put an end to the practice, a new Public Eye and Unearthed investigation has revealed. The bulk of shipments were destined for low- and middle-income countries, where the risks...

Les vacances de rêve d’une famille canadienne se sont transformées en cauchemar, tragiquement interrompues par une intoxication alimentaire mortelle

Family sues after Toronto mother, son contract food poisoning, die on Dominican Republic vacation | CBC News The family of a Toronto mother and son who died after getting food poisoning during their stay at a Dominican Republic resort are now suing a hotel and travel company, alleging they were negligent in their health and safety protocols and failed to provide timely medical help.

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The hidden face of shrinkflation

The cost of what’s in your grocery store cart grows while the products themselves shrink. The contents in some ice cream containers have shrunk to the point of becoming a taxable snack. But this shrinkflation phenomenon is not monitored, nor is there any oversight, despite the impact on your wallet.

“There are no reliable surveys. None,” laments Jordan LeBel, professor of food marketing. CBC Canada