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Obesity is a major global issue with a $2 trillion economic impact. Sugar is a major contributor, prompting countries to implement sugar taxes. While controversial, they have shown promise in reducing consumption and generating revenue. A multi-faceted approach is needed to tackle this complex issue.

Many people confuse food allergies and food intolerance; there is a major difference. An allergy is when a person’s immune system treats a substance like an inappropriate invader and reacts to something harmless to most people. Some common examples include proteins from eggs and milk.

The number of “flexitarians”, people turning to plant-based foods of in conjunction with animal products, is gaining popularity. This trend of incorporating a vegetarian type of diet into meat diets has taken flight globally.

There is no doubt that any pandemic takes an immense toll on the global economy. It is evident in the visible increase in goods prices all over the world. A big question remains, how has the COVID-19 pandemic affected the food industry?

Food is one of our most essential needs in life. We are born with a sure instinct to feed. Access to food is a basic human right, vital for good health and ultimately to sustain life itself. To this extent, what happens to the food we eat?

Diet has an immense impact on human life; it plays a vital role in our health and wellbeing. The consensus is that nutritional diseases are a direct result of a poor diet.

America is currently facing a "retail apocalypse". According to forecasts, approximately a quarter of the 1,100 shopping centers operating in the United States will be closed. Most of these shopping centers depend on so-called “anchor stores"...

Digital age innovations have changed every aspect of our daily lives, including many business processes. These innovations—which provide easy access to huge amounts of data, global production, and the potential for world-wide brand awareness—give companies a chance to globalize their businesses, opening the door to new customers and new markets.

Human beings have been using tools for about 1.85 million years. It’s one of the key reasons we’ve been able to master the natural world. It started with a simple rock that served many purposes. This first tool allowed humans to hunt, dig, build, and butcher.