Jon Bon Jovi Launches Pay-What-You-Can Resto; Discover Authentic Mexican Food in Queens
The Institute of Medicine is calling for a law that requires food manufacturers to simplify the nutrition labels on their packaging.
[NY Times]
Bagged salad sold in New York and other states has been recalled due to salmonella concerns. No reported illnesses as of yet, says the FDA.
[NY Post]
After two years of planning, Jon Bon Jovi opens Soul Kitchen, a pay-what-you-can eatery in New Jersey.
[Wall Street Journal]
Don't mess with Texas. Some Texas prisons are saying no to weekend lunches as a way to cut food costs, saving the state $2.8 million.
[NY Times]
The farm behind the tainted cantaloupes that have killed 25 people so far apparently passed its food-safety inspection with flying colors just one week before the first person fell ill.
[USA Today]
Two offbeat food tours of authentic Mexican and Central American food, described as "Mexican food made by Mexicans for Mexicans," take place at night in Queens.
[Wall Street Journal]
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