UC Riverside scientists have created a small-scale system that transforms food waste into high-protein animal feed and ...

When it comes to food, it’s easy to be picky. But the question of whether to dig in and devour a meal gets even more ...

New research demonstrates how using airflow can keep black soldier fly larvae, an important animal protein source, from overheating while feeding as a collective. Black soldier fly larvae devour food ...

On a Wednesday afternoon in January, business was steady at Essex Burger in LaGuardia Airport’s Terminal C as Dejan Mileski took a walk through the kitchen that supports Essex and three other ...

Are you packing a Thanksgiving feast for your holiday flight? If you are one of the 18.3 million people the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is projected to screen from Tuesday, Nov. 26 to ...

We book travel for tastes of place, landing in time to kick off a trip with the ideal meal and visiting the market in the morning before we take back off. That's why we keep up with food scenes around ...

EVEN THOUGH UNEMPLOYMENT IS GOING DOWN SLIGHTLY... MANY PEOPLE ARE STILL STRUGGLING. TWO NON-PROFITS TEAMED UP TO DELIVERY HUNDREDS OF FRESH PRODUCE BOXES TO TWO CALIFORNIA FOOD BANKS STRUGGLING TO ...

Turkeys, casseroles and an array of side dishes will likely board planes along with the millions of passengers expected to fly this Thanksgiving holiday. But can you board a plane with a glazed ham?

Millions of tiny creatures — and the scientific discoveries that they make possible — depend on one of the essential workers reporting to campus during the pandemic. Gordon Gray is "chef de cuisine" ...

Whoops! You left the door open, and one of the world’s least favorite flying guests just zipped inside: the house fly. Flies are everywhere, buzzing around your food, waste, and everything in between.