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2011 Nutrition Recap

Posted on December 28, 2011

Looking back on the year, here are just a few of my favourite nutrition news and trends from home and abroad.

  • Guiding Stars – a new nutrition labelling program in Canada.
  • Whole Foods Canada supermarket introduces first ever animal welfare standards and puts it on the meat label.
  • Redefining “fast food”: strawberry vending machines in Belgium.
  • Food stickers that dissolve and become soap to wash your fruit.
  • Time to learn a new skill: 28% of Americans can’t cook. 
  • Fighting hunger and improving food security: Bon Jovi opens charitable pay-what-you-can resto in New Jersey.
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