New Parents Buy Healthier Foods. If They are Well Monied.

A new consumer data tracking study has uncovered a trend to eat more fresh, whole foods among people who have become new parents. But not all new parents. The trend to eat more healthy foods only applied to people in middle- and high-income brackets. The working poor and poor showed no such shift to healthier diets after becoming new parents.

Happiness Linked with Healthy Food: Study

Though it was published two years ago, the results of a trial study reported in the mainstream media just today … More

Organic food prices decrease as consumer demand increases

Good news finally on the organic food cost front. As more consumers are demanding organic food (sales of organic goods … More

Natural alternative to synthetic preservatives discovered in grains

Some consumers have adverse reactions to commonly used synthetic and industrialized preservatives* like BHT, BHA, EDTA and Sodium Benzoate, causing … More

Eating Organic Food May Prevent Cancer, say scientists

Here is another reason to ditch the highly processed foods at the grocery store and conventional and fast food restaurants: … More

Scientific Discovery: Natural Plant-based Food Preservative that Works Better than Synthetic Versions

Exciting news for all those consumers who have adverse reactions from artificial food preservatives: Scientists have discovered a plant-based food … More