Lady Gaga Wears Meat to MTV Awards; Corn Syrup Hoping to Change Name & Image
Michelle Obama addressed the NRA recently -- the National Restaurant Association, that is -- calling for increased efforts to fight childhood obesity.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
U.S. Foodservice Inc., a food distribution company, agreed to pay $30 million to settle civil fraud charges that it falsely inflated food prices over a five-year period.
[Wall Street Journal]
Lady Gaga wore the meat dress from her Japanese Vogue Hommes cover to the MTV Video Music Awards, but it was mostly made of cheap cuts, says a New York butcher.
[NY Post]
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution is now airing in the U.K. as Jamie's American Food Revolution.
[Guardian]
The makers of high-fructose corn syrup want to change the product's image by changing its name to corn sugar.
[AP]
Per Se is one of the restaurants that have started to serve dishes containing organic rose petals grown on farms in Ecuador's central highlands.
[Reuters]
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