For many Indians, millets bring back memories of traditional family meals and recipes passed down through generations. Yet over the years, rice and wheat became the dominant staples on our plates, while...
We come across scary news items in media about milk quality describing the various harmful chemicals being added to milk or the milk itself is made using chemicals. This creates terrible fear in minds of...
What if your food packaging could do more than just protect what’s inside? Imagine a package that can monitor freshness, detect spoilage, track its journey through the supply chain, and even communicate...
What if the biggest challenge of the future isn’t producing smarter gadgets, but producing enough food? As the global population races toward 9.7 billion by 2050, agriculture is under immense pressure to...
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Health professionals have been emphasising that Indians need more dietary fibre and proteins with less fat, sugar and salt in their diet, the industry also started offering many food products with lesser fat, sugar and...
Rice has been part of the Indian diet since ancient times. Although rice has its origins in China, it is mentioned in Yajurveda (1500-800 BC). Rice is an important staple of 60% of the world’s population. It is consumed...
People love to eat eggs, whether in the morning as breakfast, lunch or dinner. Eggs have been a part of our daily life for thousands of years, obviously, because of their taste. But, apart from taste, there are many...
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