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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

15 Food Accelerators & Corporate Incubators Launch in 2014

Last year, a staggering 26 new food and agriculture funding sources launched across the globe. This year, that number has almost doubled. To help you navigate the sea of new food startup funding options, we’re publishing lists of the new food and agriculture focused funds, accelerators, crowdfunding sites and corporate incubators.

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

The World Food Travel Summit is coming closer

The beginning of the World Food Travel Summit is becoming closer. The event to be held in Estoril from 8 to 11 April, is receiving new confirmation of participants and the program is being enriched. The Portuguese Association of Culinary Tourism and Economics (Aptece), responsible for organizing the event, has

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Catalonia, European Region of Gastronomy 2016

Catalonia has been awarded with the title of European Region of Gastronomy 2016, a recognition to be awarded each year to two or three regions of the network, which, together or separately develop a program of events and collaborations which will help to achieve visibility… read more

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Serving it Properly: NGO Advocates Promotion of National Cuisine also as Tourist ‘Product’

Armenian tour agencies cannot fully utilize and serve Armenian national cuisine as a tourist ‘product’ to incoming tourists, whereas thus they would have contributed to the recognition of the country’s cultural values, specialists say. Development and Preservation of Armenian Culinary Traditions NGO head Sedrak Mamulyan thinks that the field is

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Catalonia, European Region of Gastronomy for 2016

Catalonia has been declared European Region of Gastronomy 2016. The importance of the cultural heritage linked to the gastronomy and the fact that Catalan chefs lead the international cuisine have been instrumental in obtaining the license, an initiative by a platform of European regions (IGCAT). Read more …

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Searching for the Culinary Soul of Los Angeles

In most cities, the phrase «food politics» might evoke images of grocery-store deserts or Bibb lettuce growing on a solar-paneled roof. But in Los Angeles, for Pulitzer-winning restaurant critic Jonathan Gold, it’s in a bowl of pho, or fish kidney curry, or an order of tacos calabacitas. «Food is political

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Guanajuato (Mexico) debuts as a Latin American Capital of Gastronomy

During the International Tourism Fair in Madrid, the state will receive the title of Capital of Gastronomy 2015 which will start with 105 gastronomic, cultural and artistic activities in Mexico. The Secretary of Tourism of Guanajuato, Fernando Olivera Rocha, accompanied by the Ambassador of Mexico in Spain, Roberta Lajous, and the

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

How to Buy Food: The Psychology of the Supermarket

«Going to the supermarket is never as simple as popping in for a carton of milk». The simple fact of the matter is that going grocery shopping isn’t—and never was—as simple as you imagined, whether you’re on your own for the first time, or you’ve been shopping for a family of

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

The FAO must Do More to Promote Food as a Basic Human Right

Should the UN’s leading food security agency prioritise helping countries boost their agricultural production with subsidised chemical fertiliser, or promote ecological farming practices? Should it help countries protect themselves against import surges, or open them to the global marketplace? Should it work exclusively with national ministries of agriculture, or demand

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

The North Carolina Way: A Food Sisterhood Flourishes in North Carolina

The North Carolina food sisterhood stretches out beyond restaurants, into pig farming, flour milling and pickling. Women run the state’s pre-eminent pasture-raised meat and organic produce distribution businesses and preside over its farmers’ markets. They influence food policy and lead the state’s academic food studies. And each fall, the state

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

How Reducing Food Waste Could Ease Climate Change

More than a third of all of the food that’s produced on our planet never reaches a table. It’s either spoiled in transit or thrown out by consumers in wealthier countries, who typically buy too much and toss the excess. This works out to roughly 1.3 billion tons of food,

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

From trough to Table: Mapping the Food Chain Saves Lives

Nearly half of global manufacturers say they don’t have any visibility past their direct suppliers – in other words, they don’t know what is happening in their supply chain. While they may audit first tier suppliers, they usually cannot see beyond them to their suppliers’ suppliers.Applying higher standards to information

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Regiones y Gastronomía
Diane Dodd

Food Festival Promotes Cultural Exchange

The Foreign Ministry and 30 foreign embassies in Hanoi hosted a food festival on January 24 in a bid to promote cultural exchange among nations and raise funds for orphans and the disabled. More than 4,000 people flocked to the event, where the embassies put on show the specialties and unique

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