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Madhur Jaffrey’s ‘An Invitation to Indian Cooking’ Introduced Many Americans to a Complex Culinary Tradition
Lille Allen/Eater Published in 1973, it wasn’t the first Indian cookbook in this country, but it was the one that caught on Madhur Jaffrey initially became a cookbook author, she writes in the first line of An Invitation to…
An Eater’s Guide to Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Peter Unger/Getty Images PEI is known for its mussels, but “Canada’s Food Island” also boasts tons of other seafood, a thriving beef industry, an impressive culinary school, and stellar…
Grain prices fall to less than half of 2022 peak
Farmers Weekly Market fundamentals have driven feed wheat prices down to £160/t in the past week, falling to less than half of where prices peaked 12 months ago. Well-supplied global markets and limited demand are creating a…
US, EU object to cargo concentration in Korean Air, Asiana merger
Korean Air faces the prospect that its deal to acquire indebted Asiana Airlines could fall apart over U.S. and European Union concerns about reduced competition on certain cargo routes. The U.S. Department of Justice is…
Daily Infographic: EIA expects lower crude oil prices for the second half of 2023 and for 2024
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White Paper: Out With the Old
As technology has transformed the transportation industry over the last few years, new digital processes hold the potential for shippers to achieve efficiencies and cost savings in their freight booking processes. However,…
Labour’s compulsory land purchase won’t solve housing issue
Farmers Weekly Labour Party plans to allow local authorities to compulsorily purchase land for development at agricultural value will not solve the housing shortage, say commentators. The Financial Times reported the plan on…
Southern farms draw hard as lambs make £140
Farmers Weekly High creep costs and challenging production conditions mean lamb supply is tipped to be tight this summer as farmers in the South West sell lighter lambs ahead of the next Muslim festival. Heavy, well-fleshed…
UK’s largest fertiliser plant to be built in Yorkshire
Farmers Weekly Fertiliser company Yara has announced plans to build a new facility in Pocklington, Yorkshire, which is due to be operational by 2025. The new site is set to be the largest in the UK, according to Yara,…
UPS, Teamsters take break after SurePost agreement
UPS Inc. and the Teamsters union will resume national bargaining June 5 as both sides spend the week negotiating the final two supplemental agreements covering workers in Louisville, Kentucky, and Northern California. The…
