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How are camel milk products being consumed worldwide?

Known in the Middle East as a traditional and culturally important drink, camel milk is gaining popularity internationally.

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Date beauty contest and superfood snacks: highlights from the Liwa Date Festival

The Liwa Date Festival has come to an end after eleven days of celebrating the new date harvest.

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The man behind these astounding pastries

Our interview with Cédric Grolet crowned best pastry chef by the World’s 50 Best Restaurants Awards

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Growing herbs and vegetables under the sea

An Italian research team has created the world's first underwater farm.

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How to produce a bigger biodiversity of corn crops?

How to increase the biodiversity of corn crops in Europe while improving its quality, yield and resilience in natural, sustainable ways?

Belgium

Belgian supermarket grows its greens on the roof

"The products are harvested in the morning at eight o'clock and an hour later they're in the store," Marie Delvaulx from Delhaize supermarket said.

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Belgian shop starts serving homegrown produce from rooftop garden

Shoppers in Brussels are going green and eating clean as the Boondael Delhaize supermarket sells homegrown produce without the use of pesticides or preservatives.

Living

A walk in London's ice cream museum

From historical artefacts to interactive exhibits, the British Museum of Food presents three centuries of ice cream history.

France

French butchers want protection against vegan 'terrorism'

French butchers have called on the government to protect them against violent attacks from vegan “terrorism.”

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Euroviews. All Europeans deserve the same quality of consumer goods | View

Why I'm fighting for consumers in all EU countries to have access to the same quality food and other consumer products no matter where they shop.

Hungary

Blind man completes cooking school with A grade in Hungary

A 44-year-old Hungarian has completed cooking school to prove that blind people are just as capable as anyone else.

Greece

Watch: Greek woman breaks world record for longest garlic braid

Measured at 612 metres and 70 centimetres, the record surpasses the one previously broken in Hungary, which had tallied 255 metres.

Living

Organic gardening on the rooftops of Monaco

Ex-model Jessica Sbaraglia developed her urban gardens next to the world's most expensive apartments.

Spain

Pig Demont or Puigdemont? Ex-Catalan leader is pigged off over pun

Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has asked Spanish authorities to stop the sale of a brand of dry-cured ham called "Pig Demont" whose logo strikingly resembles him.

Italy

Norway takes gold at Bocuse d'Or

The Mondo restaurant chef won the 6th edition in Torino to win a place in the final

Australia

Broccocino, anyone? Aussies create broccoli coffee to improve health

Australia has developed broccoli powder made of 100% broccoli in a bid to eliminate food waste and encourage good nutrition.

Taste

Khinkali: Georgian dumplings like a work of art!

You need a delicate touch to make khinkali and a particular technique to eat it. But the tasty Georgian treat is well worth the effort!

France

Cows 'herd' for the mountains

Farmers in the Occitan region in the country's southeast lead the annual move, known as a 'transhumance'

Italy

Neapolitan pizzaoili break record for world's longest fried pizza

Traditional pizza from Naples was over seven meters long