Qatar is now investigating whether solar could effectively produce both energy and water for its farming sector.

On Friday Wendy’s ran advertisements in eight major American newspapers that state pink slime was never used in its products.

Starting this week, over 20 of McDonald’s outdoor PlayPlaces will be replaced with urban gardens and composting facilities.

A report issued Thursday charges that $500 million of American food assistance–a large part of American foreign policy–is wasted annually due to red tape and American agribusiness profit.

Thankfully Bill Monning realized California has far more serious problems and so this week he withdrew his anti-food truck bill, AB 1678.

Dates grown in the United Arab Emirates are among the finest in the world and their cultivation is an example of how the UAE can boost its efforts on sustainable development.

Yesterday McDonald’s announced that the fast food giant would test the use of paper coffee cups instead of foam in 2000 of its U.S. locations.

Starbucks opened its first Evolution Fresh store in suburban Seattle, sparking Starbucks’ strategic move into the “healthy living” and “wholesome products” niche markets.