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auto-scanned daily — the newest hits on the tomato- scienceNatural Bug Repellent for Plants: Homemade Sprays and Organic Pest Control - HowStuffWorks
Got bugs in your garden? Here's how to make your own organic gardening sprays that are easy on the environment and tough on pests.
- food-safetyAustrian tomato warning follows Salmonella infections - Food Safety News
Earlier this month, Italian authorities found monophasic Salmonella Typhimurium and Salmonella Strathcona in cherry tomatoes.
- scienceHeritable and Kagome enlist AI to hunt for tomato disease-resistance genes - FeedNavigator.com
Heritable Agriculture and Japanese food company Kagome have partnered to use AI-driven genomic analysis to identify tomato genes linked to resistance and susceptibility to a major, undisclosed disease. The collaboration…
- scienceDriscoll's faces class-action lawsuit over berry pesticide residue claims in Canada - Hortidaily
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in Quebec Superior Court against U.S. berry company Driscoll's, alleging that some of its berries contained chemical residues above levels…
- scienceScientists Develop Tool to Combat Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus - Farms.com
Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife Research have developed a new tool that could accelerate the development of tomato and pepper varieties resistant to tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV), a disease that causes significant…
- worldThese 7 Festivals Got Bigger, Pricier, and Somehow Worse - Fodors Travel Guide
- scienceFirst U.S. tomato spotted wilt virus clone could speed development of disease-resistant crops - Phys.org
- food-safety'Cans should not hiss at you': Food safety test reveals which warning signs matter most - Yahoo
One can "popped" and sprayed liquid even though the food inside still looked normal.
- worldLa Tomatina Festival in Spain: What to Expect, What to Bring & Tips from My 2nd Visit - YouTube
In this video, I share my second visit to La Tomatina, along with some helpful tips, what to bring with you, and moments of the atmosphere from inside the wo...
- scienceTomatensaus zonder pesticiden: dit Italiaanse merk belooft het - FavorFlav.com
Met de nieuwe ZRP-lijn hoef je niet in te leveren op smaak, terwijl je zeker weet dat je tomaten zonder onnodige chemische resten eet.
- worldPhotos show revelers pelting one another with tomatoes at Spain’s La Tomatina food fight - Times Argus
- scienceMorocco’s fruit and vegetable exports to EU see fewer pesticide violations than market share suggests - HESPRESS English - Morocco News
- worldTomato festival held in Vancouver, Canada - Global Times
People look at a bunch of cherry tomatoes at a tomato festival in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Sept. 12, 2026. The event was held here on Saturday, showcasing a wide variety of tomatoes cultivated by local…
- worldTomato festival held in Vancouver, Canada - Xinhua
- worldThe epic La Tomatina food fight drew foreigners to paint a small Spanish town red - - Lewistown Sentinel
BUÑOL, Spain (AP) — Thousands of revelers — including many lured by a Bollywood film — descended on a small Spanish town on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they painted Buñol red with tons of…
- food-safetyCyclospora outbreak tied to store-bought vegetables fuels warning from Kentucky farm couple - The Cool Down
The food-safety debate around home canning often misses a certain hazard: contamination in the mainstream grocery supply.
- food-safetyMap Shows Food Recalled Over Salmonella, E.Coli Across US in August - Newsweek
A Newsweek map shows where food recalls linked to Salmonella, E. coli and Listeria affected states across the U.S. in August.
- worldWhen Tomatoes Fly: La Tomatina unleashes a red frenzy in Spain - The New Indian Express
Spain’s iconic La Tomatina festival brings together thousands of revellers for a messy celebration of tomatoes, music and mayhem.
- worldSpain's 79th La Tomatina festival kicks off with tomato-throwing fun - Yahoo News UK
Thousands gathered in the streets of Buñol, Spain on August 26 to celebrate the La Tomatina festival. Participants mercilessly lobbed overripe tomatoes at each other in what is considered to be the bi...
- worldEpic La Tomatina paints Spanish town red - taipeitimes.com
Thousands of revelers — including many lured by a Bollywood film — descended on a small Spanish town on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they painted Bunol red with tons of overripe tomatoes.Loaded…
- worldTomatoes filled the streets in Buñol as thousands of festivalgoers dove into the mountains of produce during the annual La Tomatina celebration. - facebook.com
- worldLa Tomatina food festival draws thousands to Buñol in Spain - irishsun.com
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- worldLa Tomatina 2026: Thousands Turn Spain Town Red In Epic Tomato-Throwing Festival - NDTV
- world'Nothing like it': Thousands paint Spanish town red at tomato fight festival - National Post
Thousands gather in the eastern Spanish town of Bunol for a massive tomato fight as part of the famed festival La Tomatina, near Valencia. "Nothing like it, absolutely nothing like it anywhere else," says 44-year-old…
- worldLa Tomatina Festival: Thousands turn Spanish town red - see pics - The Times of India
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- worldThousands join La Tomatina tomato fight in Spain - UA.NEWS
Thousands of people took part in Spain's La Tomatina festival, where an hour-long tomato fight used about 150,000 kilograms of tomatoes.
- worldThousands celebrate La Tomatina, Spain's annual tomato-throwing festival - WKYC
- food-safetyCyclospora Cases Are Starting to Trend Down: See States Still Impacted, Foods to Avoid and More - TODAY.com
Infections with cyclospora, the “explosive” diarrhea parasite, appear to be slowing down, new data show. Is the outbreak linked to lettuce over and is it safe to eat produce?
- worldVideo | La Tomatina Festival 2026 : Indians Celebrate As Streets Turn Red In Real Life 'ZNMD' Moment - NDTV
- worldLa Tomatina Festival: Thousands turn Spanish town red - see pics - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
- worldLa Tomatina 2026: Best pictures from the world's biggest food fight - Euronews.com
One of Spain's most famous (and messiest) festivals returned to the streets of Buñol, as thousands gathered to pelt tomatoes at one another.
- worldRevelers toss tomatoes at Spain's La Tomatina festival - NBC News
- worldDW News. . Around 22,000 revelers turned the streets red in the Spanish town of Buñol, hurling 150 metric tons of overripe tomatoes in the world’s biggest food fight. #dwnews - facebook.com
- worldRed-soaked revelers unleash chaos at Spain's legendary La Tomatina festival - reutersconnect.com
Explore editorial images of Red-soaked revelers unleash chaos at Spain's legendary La Tomatina festival. Browse and instantly license high-resolution pictures and photos from Reuters Connect's press photo library.
- world79th annual "La Tomatina" festival in Spain - Anadolu Ajansı
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- worldLicensable picture: 79th annual 'La Tomatina' festival in Spain - reutersconnect.com
- worldThousands enjoy tomato-throwing festival in Spain - thecanadianpressnews.ca
- worldVideo: LIVE: Spain’s 'La Tomatina' festival - livetube.tv
- worldLicensable picture: 79th annual 'La Tomatina' festival in Spain - Reuters Connect
- worldLa Tomatina 2026: 22,000 Revelers Turn Spain Red - NBC Palm Springs
Thousands of people from around the world gathered in Buñol, Spain, for La Tomatina, the annual tomato-throwing festival. About 22,000 participants took part in
- worldThousands of ecstatic revellers dived into tomato pulp as the "La Tomatina" food fight festival kicked off on Wednesday, August 26 in Buñol, Spain. During the annual event, attendees throw tomatoes at each other for one hour. Organizers expect 22,000 partici - facebook.com
- worldLicensable picture: Annual "La Tomatina" food fight festival in Bunol - reutersconnect.com
- worldRed-soaked revelers unleash chaos at Spain's legendary La Tomatina festival - August 26, 2026 | رويترز - reuters.com
- worldLa Tomatina: More than 20,000 people paint Spanish town red with tomatoes - The Independent
Thousands have descended on a small Spanish town for the annual La Tomatina food fight
- worldThe annual "La Tomatina" food fight festival, in Bunol - Reuters
- worldEpic La Tomatina food fight paints a small Spanish town red - NBC Boston
Thousands of revelers descended on Buñol, Spain, for the annual La Tomatina food fight featuring up to 165 tons of overripe tomatoes.
- worldThe epic La Tomatina food fight paints a small Spanish town red - CTV News
Thousands of revelers descended on Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they were set to paint the small Spanish town red with up to 165 tons of overripe tomatoes.
- world150 tons of tomatoes used for La Tomatina food fight in Spain's small town - VOV World
[VOVWORLD] - Thousands of tourists descended on Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they painted the small Spanish town red with overripe tomatoes.
- worldIN PHOTOS | La Tomatina fiesta a messy celebration - CBC
- worldAnnual "La Tomatina" food fight festival in Bunol - reuters.com
- worldSpain’s tomato food fight leaves thousands covered in pulp - aljazeera.com
Thousands of people pelt each other with tomatoes as Spain’s famous ‘La Tomatina’ festival gets underway.
- worldThe world’s largest tomato food fight returned today as La Tomatina 2026 hit the streets - Firstpost
- worldThousands enjoy tomato-throwing festival in Spain - Yahoo News Canada
Thousands of revelers descended on Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they painted the small Spanish town red with up to 165 tons of overripe tomatoes.
- worldPHOTOS: La Tomatina Festival - National Review
- worldPhotos show revelers pelting one another with tomatoes at Spain’s La Tomatina food fight - thecanadianpressnews.ca
- worldRed-soaked revelers unleash chaos at Spain's legendary La Tomatina festival - Reuters
- worldThe epic La Tomatina food fight drew foreigners to paint a small Spanish town red - AP News
- worldFour people treated for pepper spray injuries at La Tomatina festival in Buñol, Valencia - Sur in English
Many attendees said they had felt a stinging sensation just from passing along that stretch of the square
- worldIN PHOTOS | Tomato-flinging festival in Spain - CBC
- worldMassive food fight turns Spanish streets in red during La Tomatina - USA Today
The annual La Tomatina festival turned streets crimson in Bunol, Spain, as crowds launched thousands of tomatoes at each other.
- worldThe epic La Tomatina food fight paints a small Spanish town red - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- worldLa Tomatina 2026: thousands turn Spanish town red in annual tomato fight - Yahoo News Canada
Thousands of revellers pelted each other with up to 165 tonnes of overripe tomatoes in the Spanish town of Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina festival.
- worldPhotos: Thousands join Spain’s La Tomatina festival for epic tomato battle - aljazeera.com
About 20,000 participants hurled 165 tonnes of tomatoes in Bunol’s streets during Spain’s famed La Tomatina festival.
- worldVideo. La Tomatina 2026: thousands turn Spanish town red in annual tomato fight - Euronews.com
Video. Thousands of revellers pelted each other with up to 165 tonnes of overripe tomatoes in the Spanish town of Buñol on Wednesday for the annual La Tomatina festival.
- science6 Late-Season Pests To Look Out For On Tomato Plants - Daily Meal
If you're growing tomato plants this summer, don't let up on your pest control just yet. Aphids, caterpillars, mites, and stinkbugs can arrive in late summer.
- worldLicensable picture: 2026 La Tomatina Festival - Spain - Reuters Connect
- food-safetyFact Check Team: Multiple U.S. food recalls and outbreaks raise food safety questions - WLOS
A series of food recalls and foodborne illness investigations in recent weeks has put renewed attention on food safety in the U.S.
- food-safetyLIST: Here's all the food under recall in the US - WUSA9
- food-safetyThousands of dips recalled as FDA issues most severe risk warning - Newsweek
The FDA has upgraded an earlier recall for Whole Foods-issued guacamole and dips to its highest risk level.
- food-safetyBlueberries, guacamole, granola. See list of recent food recalls - USA Today
Do you have these products in your kitchen? See which foods have been recalled recently.
- scienceRussia reports quarantine pest detections in imported tomatoes - FreshPlaza
Russian phytosanitary authorities have reported quarantine pest detections in imported tomatoes from Belarus, Turkey and Kazakhstan. In the Smolensk region, three consignments of fresh…
- scienceRussia reports quarantine pest detections in imported tomatoes - Fresh Plaza
Russian phytosanitary authorities have reported quarantine pest detections in imported tomatoes from Belarus, Turkey and Kazakhstan. In the Smolensk region, three consignments of fresh…
- worldLa Tomatina: a ripe and ready guide to Buñol’s tomato festival - Idealista
La Tomatina returns to Buñol on 26 August 2026. Get key ticket prices, travel details, festival rules and practical tips for the tomato fight.
- food-safetyPopular Granola Sold on Amazon Being Recalled Over Possible Salmonella Contamination - Wide Open Country
A granola product sold on Amazon to breastfeeding mothers is under recall because it may be contaminated with Salmonella.
- scienceAI learns to spot tomato diseases using nearly 9,000 field images - Phys.org
- sciencePesticide residue in vegetables as harmful as gutkha: Gujarat among 7 states at highest risk; govt data ala... - Bhaskar English
High pesticide levels in Gujarat vegetables pose health risks. Follow Bhaskar English Latest Updates. Pesticide levels are high in vegetables. This is not new, but it is in the news.
- food-safetyTomato Bisque Recalled Over Possible Listeria Contamination After Being Distributed in 29 States - people.com
- food-safetyNo, You Shouldn’t Avoid Fruits and Vegetables Due to Cyclospora - consumerreports.org
- food-safetyCyclospora, Salmonella Outbreaks Show Limits of U.S. to Safeguard Produce from Mexico - The Packer
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- scienceHow 9000 photos built the foundation for AI-driven crop disease detection - Medianet News Hub
A breakthrough in AI-driven crop disease detection is set to reduce harvest losses and chemical-related health risks thanks to a first-of-its-kind tomato leaf dataset comprising almost 9000 images of tomato images.
- scienceWhen pesticides stop working, crop rotation may be the only answer - Down To Earth
As pesticides fail against soil-borne diseases, an Odisha farmer’s struggle shows why crop rotation may be the key to protecting tomatoes, brinjals and watermelons, cutting losses and building climate-resilient,…
- food-safetyAsda and Morrisons issue urgent food poisoning alert — 'do not eat' - Wales Online
Anyone with the products has been urged not to eat them
- food-safetySalmonella Outbreak Prompts Massive Egg Recall - HowStuffWorks
A multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to shell eggs has prompted a recall, with federal health officials urging consumers to check their refrigerators before preparing breakfast.
- scienceTomatoes in Kenyan markets most likely to contain unsafe pesticide levels, new study finds - The Eastleigh Voice
- food-safetyPeppers and Salmonella: The Whole History, and Why Sinaloa in 2026 Should Have Surprised Nobody - Marler Blog
CDC named the source of the current Salmonella outbreak today — jalapeños from a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico, moved into the United States by
- food-safetyChipotle Pulled Jalapeños After 110 Fell Ill in Minnesota with Salmonella. FDA and CDC Still Say Nothing. - Marler Blog
Chipotle Mexican Grill confirmed today that it traced ingredients through its supply chain after learning of a
- food-safetyChipotle Removes Jalapeños Linked to Salmonella Outbreak From Its Restaurants - The New York Times
- food-safety212 Sick with Salmonella Javiana and Still No Product Named. Twenty-Five Years of Outbreaks Say Look at Produce. - foodpoisonjournal.com
The FDA's outbreak table now lists 212 people sickened in an outbreak of Salmonella Javiana, up from 106 the week before. The agency
- sciencePotato blight advisory issued for parts of Ireland - PotatoPro
Met Éireann has issued a potato blight advisory for parts of Ireland, warning that humid weather could favour the spread of Phytophthora infestans. The advisory also highlights limited spraying opportunities and varying…
- science22 Tomato Diseases: Identification, Treatment and Prevention - The Spruce
- food-safety15 elephants die after eating tomatoes contaminated with cyanide - ctvnews.ca
Fifteen elephants that died over the past month in southern Kenya are suspected to have been poisoned by tomatoes contaminated by cyanide, wildlife authorities told local media Wednesday.
- worldInsights on La Tomatina: An Indian Traveller's Experience - India News Network
An Indian content creator shares candid insights on Spain's La Tomatina festival, revealing the unexpected challenges faced by participants.
- food-safety15 elephants die after eating tomatoes contaminated with cyanide - CTV News
Fifteen elephants that died over the past month in southern Kenya are suspected to have been poisoned by tomatoes contaminated by cyanide, wildlife authorities told local media Wednesday.
- worldIndian woman's Bollywood dream at Spain's La Tomatina festival ends in disappointment - India Today
- worldIndian woman shares reality of Spain’s La Tomatina festival: ‘Isn’t as dreamy as Instagram makes it look’ | Trending - Hindustan Times
- worldZindagi Na Milegi Dobara fans, take note! This Indian girl calls Spains La Tomatina chaotic, physically demanding - The Tribune
- world'Rotten Tomatoes, Not Like Zindagi Naa Milegi Dobara': Indian Woman Shares Reality Of La Tomatina Festival - NDTV
- food-safetyWhat is cyclosporiasis? How to stay safe from the parasite - Center for Science in the Public Interest
A cyclosporiasis outbreak in the US is tied to shredded iceberg lettuce distributed by Taylor Farms under multiple brands. Here’s how to stay safe.
- food-safetyCheck Your Fridge—Nearly 1.6 Million Dozen Eggs Were Just Recalled for Salmonella - Real Simple
- food-safetyWhat Food Safety Experts Are Eating During the Cyclospora Outbreak - Time Magazine
Wondering if lettuce is safe to eat? Food safety experts explain how they're shopping, cooking, and navigating the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak.
- scienceToxic vegetables on dinner tables: 78pc of market produce contains pesticides - Daily Nation
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- food-safetyThe FDA has three recall levels — only one means stop eating the food now - Yahoo Creators
What a Class I food recall really means, why it happens, and how recent salmonella cases tied to eggs, tomatoes, and cucumbers raised the risk level.
- food-safetyInvestigation Update: Cyclospora Outbreak, July 2026 | Cyclosporiasis - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Learn about a Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce.
- scienceDisease pressure eases in Brazil's winter tomato season - Hortidaily
Tomato fields in southern Minas Gerais, Brazil, face elevated bacterial disease pressure during the first phase of the 2026 winter season, after above-average rainfall hits the region between…
- scienceAI leaf scanner to spot crop diseases before they spread - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
- food-safetyList of fruits and vegetables that are safe from cyclospora parasite - Newsweek
Many consumers are wondering if any produce is considered safe from the parasite causing an explosive diarrhea outbreak.
- food-safetyIt's not just produce. Where else can 'explosive diarrhea' bug hide? - USA Today
As cases of cyclosporiasis rise, investigators may be overlooking the true source, experts told USA TODAY.
- economyTomato Shortage Creates ‘Golden Market’ for Rushinga Community Farmers - Farmers Review Africa
By: Hwande Isheunesu RUSHINGA, ZIMBABWE – A nationwide tomato shortage has turned into a financial windfall for small-scale farmers, with Chipamuriwo Village Business Unit (VBU) in Ward 2, Rushinga District among those…
- food-safetyTomato recall across 14 states over Salmonella concerns - Motherly
The FDA has recalled tomato products in 14 states due to potential Salmonella contamination. Find out what you should do next.
- food-safetyWhat you need to know about the cyclosporiasis outbreak - PBS
A foodborne parasitic infection has health officials urging people and restaurants to take special care with food safety.
- food-safetyDozens hospitalized with cyclosporiasis as cases of gastrointestinal illness spike in 31 states - NBC News
Nearly 3,000 people have been sickened with a gastrointestinal illness called cyclosporiasis, a foodborne infection marked by intense, watery diarrhea, state health officials report.
- food-safetyTaco Bell Pulls Fresh Produce Amid Giant Cyclospora Outbreak - Food Poisoning Bulletin
Taco Bell is pulling fresh produce amid a giant cyclospora outbreak that has sickened thousands of consumers around the country.
- scienceFirst-year tomato grower keeps watering through the heat wave, then learns midday wilt is normal - Yahoo
The explanation was more comforting than alarming.
- worldLa Tomatina Festival: The world’s biggest food fight - Stripes Europe
On the last Wednesday in August, visitors come from all over the world for the chance to pelt each other with thousands upon thousands of tomatoes. In 2026, La Tomatina Festival occurs on August 26.
- food-safetyEU Report on Food Safety Alerts Highlights Top Hazards, Major Incidents in 2025 - Food Safety Magazine
The Alert and Cooperation Network (ACN), which enables EU Member States to exchange information and coordinate responses to food safety incidents, processed a record 10,490 notifications. Notable incidents included a…
- sciencePesticides found in our every day foods - Mail & Guardian
Independent testing by the African Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) found pesticide residues in 86% of commonly consumed foods in South Africa, including those…
- science6 Tomato Pests That Can Ruin Your Harvest—and How to Stop Them - marthastewart.com
- scienceDual-channel convolutional neural network for tomato pesticide residue detection using Gramian angular field transformations - ScienceDirect.com
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- scienceSouth Africa: Children at risk as testing finds pesticide residues in common foods - Down To Earth
Independent tests in South Africa reveal widespread pesticide residues in everyday foods, including baby products, raising serious health concerns for children and exposing gaps in national food safety and pesticide…
- food-safetyHome canning season is here: Follow safe practices to avoid botulism and other foodborne illnesses - foodsafetynews.com
As gardens begin producing tomatoes, green beans, peppers and other summer favorites, many home cooks are preparing to preserve their harvest through canning. Home canning can be a safe and rewarding way to store food…
- economyThe Great Indian Bizarre: Dentists find sprouting tomato seed in patient's gum, Indians arrested for smuggling 45,000 bananas - Telegraph India
- healthLipid ligand binding and membrane interactions of a novel food-derived lipid transfer protein enhance basophil allergic responses - Nature
Non-specific (ns) lipid transfer proteins (LTPs) are lipid-binding allergens whose natural ligands are not fully known. To elucidate the function and allergenic relevance of nsLTP-lipid complexes, purified natural…
- scienceNew study reveals alarming pesticide levels in everyday South African foods - IOL
A new study reveals alarming levels of pesticide residues in everyday foods sold in South Africa, raising serious health concerns for consumers.
- economyAnambra traders blame flooding for tomato shortage, price hike - Businessday NG
- healthDo Tomatoes Cause Inflammation? Here's What a Dietitian Has to Say - EatingWell
- scienceFarmers in Bay region suffer crop losses due to pests and disease - radioergo.org
(ERGO) - Many farmers in southern Somalia’s Bay region are facing huge losses after an outbreak of crop pests and
- healthStruggle with hay fever? You might also have this food allergy - BBC
If you get an itchy mouth or throat after eating certain foods, it could be linked to your hay fever - but it’s not the same thing. Experts explain pollen food syndrome and why symptoms can strike all year round.
- economyKenyans Face Fresh Pain As Spinach And Cabbage Prices Rise After Tomato Shortage - The Kenya Times
- food-safetyStudies reveal widespread pesticide residues, sukuma wiki among most contaminated - The Eastleigh Voice
- economyTomato Prices Spike Due to Rain Disruptions, Not Supply Shortage: Govt | Akashvani News - News On AIR
- economyPerth man jailed for 10 years after smuggling cocaine hidden in curry packets - The Australia Today
The man received a non-parole period of six years and six months after pleading guilty to multiple offences, including conspiracy to import a commercial quantity of cocaine
- food-safetyTo Recall or Not to Recall? - Quality Assurance & Food Safety
Raw Farm’s recent delay in recalling its raw cheddar cheese products linked to an E. coli outbreak has underscored the importance of understanding the regulatory vs. voluntary gray area of food recalls, the risks of…
- food-safetyAproko doctor warns Nigerians against consumption of spoiled tomatoes - Punch Newspapers
Aproko Doctor warns Nigerians about the dangers of consuming spoiled tomatoes and other fungus-infested foods, highlighting the risk of aflatoxins and live
- economyTomato prices surge as supply shortages, tariffs and fuel costs squeeze produce industry - cbs19.tv
- worldLa Tomatina 2026: Spain’s Biggest Food Fight - TNT Magazine
Every August, the small town of Buñol near Valencia turns red. La Tomatina 2026 takes place on 26 August — here’s everything you need to know.
- healthDebunking the shade against nightshade vegetables and inflammation - nationalgeographic.com
Many people avoid these fruits and vegetables over concerns about inflammation—but scientists argue that we've got it all wrong.
- economyConsumers consider options as tomato price surges - dailytrust.com
Consumers across the country are currently grappling with tomato shortage, which has affected its price when available. The shortage has been linked to...
- economyTomato prices skyrocket in Kirinyaga as heavy rains trigger acute shortage - Citizen Digital
Traders say the price of a box of tomatoes, which previously sold for as little as Ksh300, now ranges between Ksh5,000 and Ksh10,000 in local markets.
- economyTomato Prices Soar On Supply Shortage, Rising Transport Costs - News Agency of Nigeria
The Tomatoes Growers and Processors Association of Nigeria (TOPAN) has attributed the current surge in tomato prices to dwindling supply and rising transportation costs.
- scienceFungal infections: Classification performance and detectability with machine learning models - Nature
This study explores the use of AI-driven machine learning algorithms for the early detection of fungal diseases in tomato plants, a method that enhances diagnostic accuracy and enables more effective crop protection.…
- economyTomato prices triple on heavy rains, shortage - the-star.co.ke
Traders are now buying a wooden crate for around Sh17,000 or Sh18,000
- health5 Foods That May Help Reduce Sneezing, Congestion, and Other Allergy Symptoms - Health.com
- economy𝗧𝗼𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗴𝗲 Just three months after farmers grappled with a tomato glut that pushed prices to record lows, markets across Murang’a and the larger Central Kenya region are now experiencing an acute shortage, with prices sharply skyrocketing. - facebook.com
- economyTomato price surge after January glut leaves markets strained - Kenya News Agency
- economyTomato shortages and £9 pints – the reality of the food-price surge ahead - The i Paper
Shoppers could also face food inflation of 9 per cent this year
- economySupply shortage in north boosts tomato prices in Madanapalle - The Hindu
- scienceMulti-class classification of plant leaf diseases using a hybrid deep neural transformer system and explainable AI techniques - Nature
An effective framework based on deep learning (DL) is developed in this study for reliable and accurate performance. The multi-class detection of crops such as corn, tomato and potato is accurate and reliable. The aim…
- scienceOrganochlorine pesticide residues monitoring and human health risk evaluation in agricultural crops from Ilam Province, Southwest of Iran - Nature
The issue of food supply and security remains a major challenge and crisis for the world’s growing population. In this study, a comprehensive analysis of the residues of fourteen organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) was…
- food-safetyFDA tomato recall upgraded over salmonella risk linked to serious illness and death - New Food
The FDA has upgraded the 2025 tomato recall linked to salmonella contamination to Class I risk, warning of serious health dangers including death.
- economyShoppers facing tomato and cucumber shortages due to Iran war - inews.co.uk
Fruit and vegetable prices could rise from May, with food inflation now expected to hit 9 per cent this year
- economyUK growers warn of cucumber and tomato shortages as gas prices surge - Financial Times
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- scienceReducing pesticide residues on produce: a scoping review of household produce washing methods - Frontiers
IntroductionDiet, particularly fruits and vegetables, contributes to pesticide exposure in the general population due to the presence of numerous pesticide r...
- healthWhat Are Nightshades and Are They Bad for You? Here's What a Dietitian Says - EatingWell
- economyGhana faces tomato shortage and price surge as Burkina Faso halts exports - GBC Ghana Online
The military-led government of Burkina Faso has enacted an immediate suspension of all fresh tomato exports across its territory. This strategic move aims to
- healthCan diet improve arthritis symptoms? - Harvard Health
By: Linda Antinoro, R.D., L.D.N., J.D., C.D.E., Brigham and Women's Hospital, a Harvard affiliated hospitalThrough the centuries, many claims have been made about the influence of dietary habits and nutritional…
- food-safetyDietitians Say to Never Eat These Foods Past Their Expiration Date - Prevention
Dietitians share the foods you should throw away at the first sign of spoilage, plus how long you can expect them to last in your fridge or pantry.
- healthIs It Possible to Have a Marijuana Allergy? - Weedmaps
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- food-safetyLoxahatchee dog owner warns of botulism danger after pet dies from eating iguana - WPBF
A Loxahatchee dog owner is warning others after her dogs fell ill from botulism, a rare neurological disease, after eating a dead iguana in her backyard, resulting in one dog's death and another's ongoing recovery.
- scienceClassification of rice plant diseases using efficient DenseNet121 - Nature
Agriculture and global food security are critically dependent on accurate and timely identification of plant diseases and pests. Traditional approaches to disease identification rely heavily on visual inspection and…
- economyTomato traders warn of price surge as Burkina Faso attacks disrupt supply - CitiNewsroom.com
Tomato traders and importers in Accra are warning of a potential shortage and sharp increase in tomato prices unless the
- economyTomato traders warn of price surge as Burkina Faso attacks disrupt supply - Modern Ghana
- scienceNigerian government plans to eradicate growers losses from tomato disease - hortidaily.com
Nigeria's federal government is pushing ahead with plans to eradicate losses to tomato growers. In May 2025, the Ministry of Agriculture estimated that the pest caused losses exceeding N1.3…
- food-safetyVideo FDA elevates tomato recall in 3 states over potential salmonella contamination - abcnews.com
Just as the summer season begins, the FDA has recalled tomatoes sold under the brand name H&C Farms in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina due to potential salmonella contamination.
- healthBiggest Arthritis Myths Busted - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Although arthritis is extremely common, lots of misconceptions about the conditions still exist. Doctors who specialize in arthritis treatment weigh in on some of the biggest myths and set the record straight.
- food-safetyTomatoes sold in 11 states voluntarily recalled due to potential salmonella contamination - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
An Indiana company is voluntarily recalling tomatoes on the vine due to potential contamination with salmonella bacteria.
- food-safetyFDA elevates tomato recall to highest risk level over potential salmonella contamination - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
The Food and Drug Administration says tomatoes sold in three states may be potentially deadly.
- economyRamadan: Farmers allay fears of tomato price hike - Blueprint Newspapers
The Tomatoes Growers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (TGPMAN) Monday allayed fears about the annual price hike of tomatoes and other
- scienceA hybrid deep learning and fuzzy logic framework for robust tomato disease detection and classification - Nature
Early and precise diagnosis of diseases in tomato plants is critical in ensuring productivity in agriculture and reducing losses caused by diseases. Classical classification approaches, however, are often limited by…
- food-safetyChocolate Bars Recalled Nationwide for Salmonella Risk - Everyday Health
Spring & Mulberry recalled multiple flavors of its chocolate bars after routine testing identified salmonella in some samples. No illnesses have been reported to date.
- food-safetyHow Recalled Tuna Ended Up Back on Shelves Across 9 States - Cheapism
Federal regulators warned consumers to avoid specific cans of Genova Yellowfin Tuna after the recalled tuna was shipped back into stores.
- economyOndo Prison warden foil drug smuggling, intercept illicit subsatnce in tomatoes - The Nation Newspaper
- food-safetyChocolate Bars Recalled Over Potential Salmonella Contamination - Real Simple
- science“Pests become a serious problem only when plants are already compromised” - Hortidaily
According to Kola Olatunji, Lead Agronomist at Starcrest Integrated Farms, Abuja, many of the production failures observed in Nigerian greenhouses are not the result of isolated pest…
- scienceAI based real time disease diagnosis in plants using deep learning driven CNNs - Nature
Real-time plant disease diagnosis employs new technologies to identify and detect plant diseases while they occur, thus allowing a rapid response that reduces crop loss and improves healthier agricultural practices.…
- food-safetyFDA slams Target, Walmart over alleged dangerous product on store shelves: 'Well after the recall was initiated' - The Cool Down
Major retailers, including Walmart, Target, Kroger, and Albertsons, are under fire after the FDA warned that stores continued selling recalled baby formula.
- scienceLightweight deep learning for tomato disease detection: trends, challenges, and edge AI perspectives - Frontiers
Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) is a globally cultivated horticultural crop, yet its productivity is severely constrained by foliar and insect-vectored disease...
- scienceBeauveria bassiana triggers the tomato ‘cry for help’ mechanism to assemble pest-suppressing rhizomicrobiome - Wiley Online Library
- food-safetyChristmas Food Recalls: Complete List of Warnings Issued - Newsweek
Numerous recalls have been issued due to potential damage, foodborne illness, contamination and undeclared food allergens.
- scienceUK Late Blight Trends Show Disease Continuing to Evolve - SeedWorld
The 2025 Fight Against Blight (FAB) findings reveal shifting UK late blight strains, including a rise in EU46 resistant to key fungicides. Dry early conditions limited outbreaks, but volunteer potatoes drove infections…
- economyNAFDAC Warns Against Smuggled Food Products - TVC News
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has cried out over the rising cases of smuggling, sale, and distribution of regulated food products in markets nationwide.
- science“AI apps can now accurately detect 10 major crop diseases, transforming plant health monitoring by 2025.” - Farmonaut
- scienceDetection techniques for tomato diseases under non-stationary climatic conditions - Frontiers
Tomato growth is highly susceptible to diseases, making accurate identification crucial for timely intervention. While deep learning models like the YOLO fam...
- economySupply shortage spikes tomato prices in central TN - DT Next
Price climbs to Rs 70 to Rs 80/kg from Rs 25 to Rs 30 a week prior
- scienceEfficacy of Nigella sativa L. and Trigonella foenum- graecum straw ethanolic extracts against some tomato pests in a greenhouse - Nature
The tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) is a crucial vegetable crop worldwide, but various pests threaten its yield. Excess food and agricultural waste create health and environmental issues. This study evaluated the…
- food-safetyThe Dangerous Fish Thawing Mistake That Could Cost You Your Life - BuzzFeed
Improper fish thawing methods can harbor harmful bacteria, posing serious health risks. Experts share safe defrosting techniques to prevent foodborne illness.
- food-safetyBaby formula sold at Whole Foods, Target and Amazon recalled after FDA warning - San Francisco Chronicle
- scienceTomato Wilt, Fungal & Leaf Diseases: 7 Best Tips For Management - Farmonaut
- economyPakistan onion prices surge as supply shortages persist - FreshPlaza
After a sharp fall in tomato prices, Pakistan's consumers are now facing a steep rise in onion prices, which have climbed from around US$0.39–0.43 per kilogram to as high as US$0.78 in just a…
- scienceProduce Without Pesticides - consumerreports.org
- healthDo tomatoes and potatoes really cause inflammation? The truth about ‘nightshade’ foods - The Telegraph
- economyCameroon households squeezed as tomato prices soar amid shortage - APAnews - Agence de Presse Africaine
- healthThe Truth About Tomatoes and Inflammation, According to Experts - Prevention
Do tomatoes cause inflammation? Experts explain why they are said to be bad for arthritis, plus what science says about how they may contribute to inflammation.
- scienceDoes washing your fresh produce remove pesticide residue? - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
This is what experts have to say about washing fruit and veggies, when looking to reduce the amount of chemical residues we generally consume.
- health5 Worst Foods for Psoriatic Arthritis, According to Research - everydayhealth.com
Explore how adjusting your diet can help manage psoriatic arthritis. Learn which foods to limit to reduce inflammation and improve your symptoms.
- food-safetySalmonella Tomato Outbreak Sickens Hundreds in 22 Countries - food-safety.com
More than 300 patients infected by the outbreak strain of Salmonella Strathcona have been identified in 19 EU/EEA countries, the UK, the U.S., and Canada. Tomatoes from Italy are the vehicle of infection.
- healthResolution of Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus Symptoms Following Dietary Elimination of Tomato and Nightshade Vegetables: A Case Report - Cureus
- scienceA lightweight hybrid model for scalable and robust plant leaf disease classification - Nature
Plant leaf diseases significantly impact crop yield and quality, causing substantial economic loss and risking food security. Despite significant progress in the field of automated plant disease diagnosis, there are…
- healthStay Away From These Nightshade Vegetables if You Have a Sensitivity - everydayhealth.com
Some people have a sensitivity to nightshade vegetables and fruits, such as potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, and goji berries.
- scienceA lightweight and explainable CNN model for empowering plant disease diagnosis - Nature
Crop disease is a significant challenge in agriculture, requiring quick and precise detection to safeguard yields and reduce economic losses. Traditional diagnostic methods are slow, labor-intensive, and rely on expert…
- scienceRobust multiclass classification of crop leaf diseases using hybrid deep learning and Grad-CAM interpretability - Nature
The key objective of this study is to propose an effective and accurate deep learning (DL) framework to detect and classify diseases in banana, cherry, and tomato leaves. The performance of multiple pre-trained models…
- scienceResearch helping Canadian producers stay ahead of late blight with climate change and new disease types lurking - Potato News Today
Late blight disease is increasing in Central and Western Canada, threatening potato and tomato crops. Although new pathogens are emerging, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada researchers are developing identification…
- food-safetyAuthorities investigate botulism outbreaks linked to contaminated food in Italy - Euronews.com
Botulism is a rare but serious illness that can be fatal in extreme circumstances.
- food-safetyItaly sees botulism outbreaks linked to contaminated food - Euronews.com
Botulism is a rare but serious illness that can be fatal in extreme circumstances.
- economyCustoms Foils Smuggling Attempt Worth ₦20.5bn - The Whistler Newspaper
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has made a significant breakthrough in its efforts to combat smuggling and protect the country's borders. The Port
- food-safetyWarning over ‘contaminated’ tomatoes sold across UK - The Independent
Seven outbreaks of Salmonella were reported to national surveillance in 2024
- food-safetyRecalls and Outbreaks - FoodSafety.gov
- scienceMultivariate evaluation method for the detection of pest infestations on plants via VOC analysis using gas chromatography mass spectrometry - Nature
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) play an important role in the defense against pest infestations on plants. The analysis of these VOCs using gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS) enables the detection of pests…
- healthThe Truth About Nightshades: Are They Bad for You? - Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials
Some people believe that nightshades, like tomatoes, potatoes and eggplants, can cause inflammation, but no research proves they’re harmful.
- food-safetyThe Tell-Tale Sign Your Canned Food Might Have Botulism - Daily Meal
Bulging cans are a tell-tale sign of botulism. Although less-deadly factors like overfilling and heat can cause swelling, all bulging cans should be discarded.
- food-safetyUrgent fish recall issued over botulism concerns - The Independent
The affected fish was sold at retail stores in three states
- food-safetyFDA issues a deadly warning for GA tomatoes. Here’s what to know - Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
- food-safetyTomatoes recalled for salmonella threat - local3news.com
- food-safetyTomato Recall Upgraded to Most Serious Level as FDA Warns of ‘Deadly’ Salmonella - Everyday Health
The recalled tomatoes were distributed by Williams Farm Repack and sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
- food-safetyTomato Recall Affecting 3 States Gets Highest Risk Warning From FDA - TODAY.com
A recent tomato recall over possible contamination of salmonella has received the highest risk level from the U.S.
- food-safetyFDA Issues Highest Alert for Tomato Recall Due to Salmonella Risk - The Well News
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- food-safetyTomato recall affecting multiple states elevated to highest risk warning by FDA - cbsnews.com
The tomatoes, recalled for potential salmonella contamination, were shipped to Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
- healthDo Tomatoes and Nightshade Veggies Really Aggravate Arthritis Symptoms? - Woman's World
Are tomatoes bad for arthritis? Learn what an expert says about nightshade vegetables, plus see two nutrients that ease joint pain and inflammation.
- food-safetyFDA Elevates Tomato Recall to Its Highest Warning Level - TODAY.com
The FDA is elevating a recall of tomatoes to Class I, its highest warning level. Williams Farm Repack first announced the recall of tomatoes due to risk of salmonella contamination on May 2 with the produce being…
- food-safetyTomato Recall Upgraded to FDA’s ‘Most Severe Warning’ - NACS
The tomatoes were distributed between April 23-28 in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
- food-safetyFDA Gives Tomato Recall Its Highest Warning Level: What to Know TODAY - TODAY.com
The FDA gives a tomato recall due to risk of salmonella contamination its highest warning level, 3 words to ease tension in a fight with a loved one, and more from TODAY for June 4, 2025.
- food-safetyTomato recall affecting multiple states elevated to highest risk warning by FDA - CBS News
The tomatoes, recalled for potential salmonella contamination, were shipped to Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
- food-safetyFDA issues highest alert for tomato recall due to salmonella risk - The Guardian
Williams Farms Repack tomatoes recalled in Georgia and Carolinas, although no cases of illness have been reported
- food-safetyMajor Consumer recall: FDA says recalled tomatoes could cause risk of death - abccolumbia.com
A major recall, the FDA is upgrading an ongoing recall of "H&C Farms Label" tomatoes in three states, including South Carolina due to a salmonella threat.
- food-safetyFDA Issues Severe Tomato Recall Warning in Southern US - healthandme.com
As COVID and measles strain U.S. healthcare, a salmonella outbreak tied to recalled tomatoes in 3 southern states prompts FDA’s highest warning—posing serious risks even to healthy individuals., Nutrition News, Health…
- food-safetyFDA elevates tomato recall in 3 states to highest level - NewsNation
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- food-safetyTomatoes sold in 3 states now labeled deadly by FDA - USA Today
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- food-safetyTomatoes recalled in Georgia over deadly salmonella risk, FDA says - 11Alive.com
- food-safetyTomatoes labeled potentially deadly by FDA sold in 3 states: Class 1 recall in NC - The Asheville Citizen Times
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- food-safetyRecalled tomatoes distributed to 3 states upgraded to Class I warning by FDA, could cause severe illness, death - ABC11 News
Tomatoes under Williams Farms Repack LLC, distributed across three states, were recalled and have now been upgraded to a Class I warning by FDA.
- food-safetyFDA issues highest-level recall for tomatoes linked to salmonella contamination - Fox Business
The FDA gave a Class 1 designation to a recall on tomatoes potentially contaminated with salmonella. The classification its the agency's highest level.
- food-safetyFDA upgrades tomato recall warning to most severe level - The Hill
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- food-safetyTomato recall affecting 3 states elevated to risk of death by FDA - NBC News
A tomato recall due to risk of salmonella contamination in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina has been elevated by the FDA to risk of death.
- food-safetyMajor Tomato Recall Now Classified As Deadly, According To FDA - delish.com
A previous recall for tomatoes due to salmonella has been elevated by the FDA and now poses a risk of illness or death.
- food-safetyFDA issues highest alert over tomato recall in 3 southern states - Medical Xpress
- food-safetyTomato Recall: FDA Issues Highest Alert Over Contaminated Tomatoes - Taste of Home
Tomatoes recalled in May received new FDA classification. This means exposure to them can cause serious adverse health consequences or death.
- food-safetyF.D.A. Updates Recall of Tomatoes, Warning of a High Risk of Illness or Death (Published 2025) - The New York Times
- scienceAn efficient plant disease detection using transfer learning approach - Nature
Plant diseases pose significant challenges to farmers and the agricultural sector at large. However, early detection of plant diseases is crucial to mitigating their effects and preventing widespread damage, as…
- food-safetyFDA Recalls Tomatoes Over Possible Salmonella Contamination - Al Día News
The FDA issued its highest level of warning following the recall of tomatoes contaminated with salmonella. The U.S. agency warned of a potential health risk.
- food-safetyTomato Recall Update as FDA Issues Highest Warning Level - Newsweek
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has estimated that salmonella causes about 420 deaths annually in the U.S.
- food-safetyOutbreak Investigation of Salmonella: Cucumbers (May 2025) - U.S. Food and Drug Administration (.gov)
- scienceYOLO for early detection and management of Tuta absoluta-induced tomato leaf diseases - Frontiers
The agricultural sector faces persistent threats from plant diseases and pests, with Tuta absoluta posing a severe risk to tomato farming by causing up to 10...
- scienceA novel hybrid fruit fly and simulated annealing optimized faster R-CNN for detection and classification of tomato plant leaf diseases - Nature
Modern agriculture increasingly relies on technologies that enhance farmers’ efficiency and economic growth. One challenge is the accurate identification of disease-affected plants, whose characteristics like structure,…
- food-safetyCommon colds surging, measles slowing, tomato recall, good news in New York, and things flying under the radar - Your Local Epidemiologist
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- food-safetyTomatoes recalled in 14 states over Salmonella contamination - Top Class Actions
Williams Farms Repack LLC has issued a recall for several tomato products due to potential Salmonella contamination. The affected tomatoes were distributed in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
- food-safetyWhat is salmonella infection? - FOX 10 Phoenix
Tomatoes sold in 14 U.S. states have been recalled over concerns of possible salmonella contamination. Here's what to know.
- food-safetyThe FDA Is Recalling Tomatoes in 14 States Due to Potential Salmonella Contamination - Food & Wine
- food-safetyWhat is salmonella infection? - LiveNOW from FOX
Tomatoes sold in 14 U.S. states have been recalled over concerns of possible salmonella contamination. Here's what to know.
- food-safetyTomatoes recalled in 11 states, including Illinois, over salmonella concerns - NBC 5 Chicago
- food-safetyTomato recall: Tomatoes sold in 11 states, including NY, recalled due to potential salmonella contamination - ABC7 New York
- food-safetyExpanded Tomato Recall Now Includes 3 Producers in Over 14 States - Real Simple
- food-safetyRecall alert: Tomatoes recalled due to potential salmonella contamination - WFTV
- food-safetyTomatoes recalled in 14 states due to salmonella risk, FDA says - CBS News
People infected with salmonella can often experience fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain.
- food-safetyTomato recall: Tomatoes sold in 11 states, including Pennsylvania, recalled due to potential salmonella contamination - 6abc Philadelphia
- food-safetyTomatoes Recalled for Salmonella Risk - AARP
- food-safetyTomato Recall: Vine Ripe Tomatoes Recalled in 14 States Because of Salmonella Risk - Taste of Home
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- food-safetyTomatoes sold in 14 states recalled over salmonella risk: See map - USA Today
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- food-safetyRecall alert: Salmonella contamination prompts tomato recalls in 14 states, including NC - WRAL
The Food and Drug Administration has issued two recalls on tomatoes over possible salmonella contamination in more than a dozen states, including North Carolina.
- food-safetyUrgent Vine Ripe Tomato Recall Spans 11 States After Alarming Warning - Men's Journal
- food-safetyTomato Recall Sparks Salmonella Warning to Customers - Newsweek
Williams Farms Repack LLC recalls tomatoes in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina due to potential Salmonella contamination.
- food-safetyTomatoes shipped to 3 states recalled for possible salmonella contamination: See where - usatoday.com
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- scienceEmerging Vegetable Plant Diseases on the Rise - Growing Produce
New plant diseases are becoming increasingly prevalent, requiring growers to adopt more proactive management strategies.
- scienceDeep learning based ensemble model for accurate tomato leaf disease classification by leveraging ResNet50 and MobileNetV2 architectures - Nature
Global food security depends on tomato growing, but several fungal, bacterial, and viral illnesses seriously reduce productivity and quality, therefore causing major financial losses. Reducing these impacts depends on…
- scienceAdding silica to soil can help fight tomato pest - C&EN
Silicon promotes biochemical modification of tomatoes, reducing pinworm numbers
- scienceHidden signals in water reveal disease early in tomato plants - Phys.org
- scienceHidden signals in water reveal disease early in tomato plants - EurekAlert!
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- food-safetyWhat Is Reheated Rice Syndrome—And Just How Dangerous Is It? - Reader's Digest
If you don't handle and store it right, leftover rice can make you sick. Here's why—and how to avoid so-called reheated rice syndrome.
- scienceEarly warning systems key to late blight detection - Farmtario
Cuts to American potato testing labs have producers in North America concerned about losing a late blight early warning system.
- food-safetyFoodborne Illness Source Estimates | Food Safety - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Learn about foodborne illness source attribution and find out which foods make us sick.
- scienceFarmers' pesticide use, disposal behavior, and pre-harvest interval: a case study from Nigeria - Frontiers
In Sub-Saharan Africa, small farmers rely heavily on synthetic pesticides, the overuse of which poses significant risks to human health, the environment, and...
- food-safetyFood Recalls, Updates March 17: Chowder and Pet Food Products Removed - Newsweek
Seafood chowder and a pet food product have been recalled over risk of serious illness and bird flu contamination, respectively.
- scienceHidden danger of Pesticide residues on your plate - Daily Monitor
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- healthDiagnosis and Management of Lipid Transfer Protein Allergy—A BSACI Clinical Practice Statement - Wiley Online Library
- economyNamibia-Zambia border vendors turn to smuggling tomatoes, onions to avoid high taxes - Hortidaily
Vendors operating along the Namibia-Zambia border encounter high border taxes and stringent regulations, prompting some to engage in smuggling essential goods to maintain their businesses. A…
- economySmuggling, high cost of energy halt Dangote tomato paste production - Businessday NG
- scienceRemoval of toxic steroidal glycoalkaloids and bitterness in tomato is controlled by a complex epigenetic and genetic network - science.org
- economySmuggling, high cost of energy halt Dangote tomato paste production - Business News Nigeria
- food-safetyCanned tuna sold by major U.S. grocers recalled due to botulism concerns - cbsnews.com
Certain tuna products may have defective lids that could lead to "a potentially fatal form of food poisoning," FDA notice states.
- food-safetyCanned tuna sold by major U.S. grocers recalled due to botulism concerns - CBS News
Certain tuna products may have defective lids that could lead to "a potentially fatal form of food poisoning," FDA notice states.
- economyAFA enforces strict measures against illegal macadamia harvesting, trade, and smuggling in Kenya - FreshPlaza
The Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA) regulates, develops, and promotes the Nuts and Oil Crops Sub-sector under the Crops Act 2013, the AFA Act 2013, and the Crops (Nuts and Oil Crops)…
- scienceDevelopment of a handheld GPU-assisted DSC-TransNet model for the real-time classification of plant leaf disease using deep learning approach - Nature
In agriculture, promptly and accurately identifying leaf diseases is crucial for sustainable crop production. To address this requirement, this research introduces a hybrid deep learning model that combines the visual…
- scienceHigh-Throughput Robotic Phenotyping for Quantifying Tomato Disease Severity Enabled by Synthetic Data and Domain-Adaptive Semantic Segmentation - Wiley Online Library
- economyMan Caught Smuggling Tarantulas Strapped to His Body Through Airport - hottomato.com.au
- scienceHyperspectral imaging analysis for early detection of tomato bacterial leaf spot disease - Nature
Recent advancements in hyperspectral imaging (HSI) for early disease detection have shown promising results, yet there is a lack of validated high-resolution (spatial and spectral) HSI data representing the responses of…
- scienceBayesian optimized multimodal deep hybrid learning approach for tomato leaf disease classification | Scientific Reports - Nature
Manual identification of tomato leaf diseases is a time-consuming and laborious process that may lead to inaccurate results without professional assistance. Therefore, an automated, early, and precise leaf disease…
- scienceToward Better Plant Disease Prediction - NC State University
The interdisciplinary Plant Aid project created advanced tools for in-field detection and diagnosis of plant disease pathogens, along with a promising system for the timely prediction and prevention of global plant…
- food-safetyWarning signs to look out for on tins of food - including dented cans - Wales Online
Paul Jackson, an expert at NRC Business Waste, has unveiled the three things to look out for on tins of food - and when it's the safest option to chuck these away
- healthOral Allergy Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, Tests, and More - Everyday Health
Oral allergy syndrome is a type of food allergy that can occur if you're allergic to pollen and experience a reaction after eating certain foods. Here's what to know.
- scienceUrgent late blight alert: Ontario potato growers urged to act now to protect crops - Potato News Today
Dr. Eugenia Banks of the Ontario Potato Board has alerted growers to late blight in a potato field in Alliston. She recommends immediate field scouting and fungicide application due to ideal weather conditions for the…
- healthComparison of skin prick test and prick-to-prick test with fruits and vegetables in the diagnosis of food allergy - Wiley Online Library
- food-safetySnapchill Recalls Canned Coffee Products - Food Manufacturing
- science"Light is the weakness of pests like Tuta, and also our tool to kill them" - FreshPlaza
LED technology is proving to be a powerful and environmentally-friendly solution to tackle one of the biggest pests in tomato cultivation, which can cause extensive damage, especially in…
- scienceGrowing Tomatoes? Keep An Eye Out for These 7 Pests - Country Living Magazine
Depending on the type of pest and the level of the outbreak, you may be able to use a blast from the garden hose or hand-picking—or you may need something more.
- food-safetyBotulism Prevention - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
This page describes how to prevent various types of botulism.
- scienceStudy: Pesticides, Toxic Heavy Metals Lower in Hydroponic Vegetables Than in Conventional Samples - Food Safety Magazine
A recent study comparing the presence of chemical contaminants in conventionally and hydroponically grown produce found pesticide residues and toxic heavy metals in a larger number of conventional samples than in…
- scienceEuropean consumers still heavily exposed to pesticides, EFSA downplays inconvenient truths - PAN Europe
A new EFSA report reveals that 41% of European fruit and vegetables contain pesticide residues. In more than half of these cases, consumers are exposed to several pesticide residues at the same time. Cocktail effects…
- sciencePesticide residues in food: latest figures released - EFSA
EFSA’s latest report on pesticide residues in food in the European Union is now available. It gives a snapshot of the residue levels found in a selection of commonly consumed products.
- scienceCan you wash pesticides off your food? A guide to eating fewer toxic chemicals - The Guardian
There are some simple steps you can take to minimize the amount of pesticides on your fruits and vegetables
- healthNightshade Vegetables Aren't Actually Bad for You - Time Magazine
Influencers love to malign tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, and peppers.
- scienceTomato Handling | Restaurant Food Safety - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Learn about safe food practices that could prevent outbreaks linked to tomatoes.
- economyMuranga avocado farmers in Kenya decry produce theft - FreshPlaza
In Muranga County, Kenya, avocado producers are facing a significant challenge as theft of their valuable produce becomes increasingly rampant. The local farmers, who have heavily invested in…
- food-safetyLate blight outbreak threatens Jordan's potato harvest - FreshPlaza
The Jordan Farmers Union (JFU) has highlighted a significant threat to the country's potato production due to late blight. This fungal disease, affecting nightshade family plants including…
- healthThe Future of Food Allergy Management: New Technologies and Treatments - news-medical.net
Food allergies, triggered by specific allergens, can lead to severe reactions like anaphylaxis. However, innovative treatments such as immunotherapy are revolutionizing allergy management.
- scienceUsing written records – and tweets – as a roadmap for plant disease spread - EurekAlert!
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- scienceMapping Plant Disease Spread: A Journey From Historical Texts to Modern Tweets - SciTechDaily
Text analytics revealed new insights into the spread of Phytophthora infestans, from its historical impact on the Irish potato famine to its modern presence. This approach offers a novel way to track and understand…
- food-safetyReconstructing historic and modern potato late blight outbreaks using text analytics - Nature
In 1843, a hitherto unknown plant pathogen entered the US and spread to potato fields in the northeast. By 1845, the pathogen had reached Ireland leading to devastating famine. Questions arose immediately about the…
- scienceWillingness to pay for pesticide-free vegetables in Hokkaido, Japan: the relationship between appearance and pesticide use - Nature
Most Japanese consumers focus on the appearance of vegetables, for example, their shape, color, or size. However, giving consumers precise information about the growing process of vegetables may change their…
- economyStrong holiday demand and supply shortages result in theft of tropical fruits - FreshPlaza
The December holidays have caused an uptick in demand for some exotic fruit varieties and Asian retailers in particular pair exotic fruits to increase store visits this time of year. “Our…
- scienceQuantitation of over 1000 Pesticides in Tomatoes in Accordance with the SANTE 11312/2021 Guideline - Chromatography Online
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- health8 Foods That Help Reduce Inflammation and Ease Arthritis Pain - Hackensack Meridian Health
Some foods can ease the symptoms of arthritis pain. Find out which foods to add to your diet and which you should avoid.
- economyDrug kingpin who smuggled 15 million pills in tomato tins denied Lawyer X appeal - Nine.com.au
Supergrass barrister Nicola Gobbo handed secret documents from her gangland client Rob Karam to police, allowing them to uncover what was then the world's largest import of 15 million ecstasy pills.
- food-safetySundried tomatoes recalled over possible 'life-threatening reactions' - Audacy
Some sundried tomatoes are being recalled because they may cause “serious or life-threatening reactions” among people who are sensitive to chemicals. | NewsRadio 1080 KRLD
- food-safetyTomato Recall as Dire Warning Issued If Products Eaten - Newsweek
Inspectors found undeclared sulfites, which can cause life-threatening reactions in those who can't tolerate the chemicals.
- economyHow the Italian mafia makes millions from tinned tomatoes – video - The Guardian
Based on original reporting by Tobias Jones and Ayo Awokoya, Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores what's behind the Italian mafia's involvement in the tomato industry
- food-safetyBotulism Tied to Sardines Leaves 1 Dead - Food Manufacturing
- economyTomato farmers step up vigil around fields amid theft scare | India News - Hindustan Times
- economyIndian Consumers Seeing Red as Tomato Prices Surge, Food Shortages Persist - Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
The Takeaway Cyclical heat waves and flash floods have caused a surge in tomato prices in India. The government has implemented several market-stabilizing
- healthThe truth about nightshades: four online myths about potatoes, tomatoes and aubergines - The Guardian
Is this popular family of plants really toxic? Many TikTok influencers seem to think so. Here, dietary experts set the facts straight
- scienceA BAHD-type acyltransferase concludes the biosynthetic pathway of non-bitter glycoalkaloids in ripe tomato fruit - Nature
Tomato is the highest value fruit and vegetable crop worldwide, yet produces α-tomatine, a renowned toxic and bitter-tasting anti-nutritional steroidal glycoalkaloid (SGA) involved in plant defense. A suite of…
- economyTomato price hike: List of farmers who became crorepatis and all tomato thefts - Deccan Herald
The fruit has beaten onions this monsoon season in bringing tears to our eyes, though for some they were tears of joy.
- economyRed-faced: How customs ‘lost’ 3 tonnes of tomatoes smuggled into India via Nepal - Firstpost
- economyIndia's tomato prices surge over 300%, sparking theft and turmoil - CNBC
India's tomato prices have skyrocketed more than 300% as a result of extreme weather conditions.
- economyHigh tomato prices in India trigger thefts, fears of inflation spike - The Straits Times
Tomato prices have soared to 200 rupees per kg in some parts of India, from about 30 to 40 rupees. Read more at straitstimes.com.
- scienceAssessment of pesticide residues in vegetables produced in central and eastern Ethiopia - Frontiers
In Ethiopia, pesticides are widely used in vegetable production. However, if used incorrectly they may harm consumers of vegetables contaminated with pestici...
- scienceResearchers develop system recognizing tomato leaf diseases - Hortidaily
Indian scientists developed a system to recognize tomato leaf diseases, which achieves 94.9% accuracy for classification andvalidation. "In the future, this model is implemented by…
- science'Surprise' discovery could help protect potato and tomato crops against late blight - CBC
- scienceDevastating global virus attacking Southwestern Ontario tomato crops - Windsor Star
- sciencePest-resistant tomatoes finally available after 30-year wait - Freethink
New lines of naturally pest-resistant tomatoes could help end farmers’ reliance on pesticides to protect their crops.
- economyTomato shortage in Ireland to last until summer, growers warn - The Irish Times
Problems in Spain and Morocco have been compounded by the cost of energy for Irish growers
- sciencePreventing potato and tomato-killing late-blight - Farm Progress
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- economyJudge sentences west suburban drug trafficker Luis Eduardo Gonzalez-Garcia to decades in prison; sent $56M back to Mexico cartels - ABC7 Chicago
Luis Eduardo Gonzalez-Garcia was sentenced to 30 years in prison for smuggling drugs into the west suburbs and $56 million to Mexico cartels.
- food-safetyFDA policy would list retailers who have recalled food - The Packer
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- healthPeople Say Tomatoes Can Trigger Inflammation—But That Might Not Be True - Prevention
There have long been rumors that tomatoes can trigger inflammation in the body, leading to arthritis. But is this actually true? Here's what a doctor says.
- healthPeople Say Tomatoes Can Trigger Inflammation—But That Might Not Be True - Women's Health
There have long been rumors that tomatoes can trigger inflammation in the body, leading to arthritis. But is this actually true? Here's what a doctor says.
- scienceWho tests your food for pesticides in Australia? - theguardian.com
Australia has some of the highest pesticide use in the western world – yet finding out who tests fruit and vegetables for chemical residue is surprisingly hard
- healthWhat Are Nightshade Vegetables and Should You Avoid Them? - goodrx.com
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- healthMarijuana Allergy: From Symptoms to Causes, Cross-Reactions - Allergic Living
- scienceAdvances in Pesticide Screening Techniques - Technology Networks
- healthHow Nightshades Affect Arthritis - Arthritis Foundation
You might be right that eggplant and potatoes trigger your arthritis symptoms. Find out how to be sure.
- healthCan anti-inflammatory foods help arthritis? - Michigan State University
- healthShould You Avoid Nightshades? A Look at the Research - Forks Over Knives
Nightshade vegetables belong to the family ‘Solanaceae’ and include tomatoes, potatoes, eggplant, and peppers. Read on to find out more.
- scienceLyme disease diet: Foods to eat, foods to avoid, and tips - Medical News Today
Doctors typically prescribe antibiotics to treat Lyme disease. However, an anti-inflammatory diet may also help reduce symptoms. Read about foods to choose and avoid, tips, and more.
- food-safetyWhy Experts Just Issued A Warning About Home-Canned Foods - Tasting Table
Alarm bells surrounding the potential dangers of improper home canning were rung this week following a tragic botulism-related death.
- food-safetySuspected botulism death prompts warning about home-canned food - foodsafetynews.com
Public health officials in Washington state are urging people to practice safe procedures for home canning after a man died during the weekend. The man,
- economyRikers jailers accused of smuggling contraband to Bloods gang members - New York Post
NYC correction officers Krystle Burrell and Katrina Patterson smuggled contraband to Bloods gang members on Rikers Island -- and one is accused of having a relationship with one of the inmates, feds said.
- healthCould You Actually Be Allergic to Exercise? - Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials
Yes, it’s possible to be allergic to exercise. Learn more about what an exercise-induced allergic reaction is, the symptoms and foods that trigger exercise-induced anaphylaxis.
- economySmuggling of five tons of tomatoes from Gaza to Israel thwarted - The Jerusalem Post
The Ministry of Agriculture prevented 5 tons of tomatoes grown in Gaza from being smuggled into Israeli territory, the ministry reported.
- food-safetyHow botulism can be caused by canned foods, an infected wound, and even honey - businessinsider.com
There are three kinds of botulism: foodborne botulism, wound botulism, and infant botulism. Here's what causes each of these and how they are treated.
- scienceAn easier way to test produce for pesticide - Show Me Mizzou
Farmers in the future could have an inexpensive testing option thanks to the work of University of Missouri engineers.
- economyFarmers seek gov’t shield vs vegetable smuggling - Inquirer.net
- scienceAn easier way to test produce for pesticides - Phys.org
- food-safety7 Tips for Cleaning Fruits, Vegetables - fda.gov
Fresh produce can become contaminated in many ways, but following these simple steps can help protect you and your family from foodborne illness.
- food-safetyIrish potato famine pathogen stoked outbreaks on six continents - Phys.org
- scienceGlobal historic pandemics caused by the FAM-1 genotype of Phytophthora infestans on six continents - Nature
The FAM-1 genotype of Phytophthora infestans caused late blight in the 1840s in the US and Europe and was responsible for the Irish famine. We sampled 140 herbarium specimens collected between 1845 and 1991 from six…
- scienceAnalysis of tomato matrix effect in pesticide residue quantification through QuEChERS and single quadrupole GC/MS - SciELO Chile
- scienceThe persistent threat of emerging plant disease pandemics to global food security - PNAS
- scienceNew tools needed to prevent plant disease pandemics - Phys.org
- scienceDetermination and dietary risk assessment of 284 pesticide residues in local fruit cultivars in Shanghai, China - Nature
The presence of pesticide residues has become one of the main risk factors affecting the safety and quality of agro-food. In this study, a multi-residue method for the analysis of 284 pesticides in five local fruit…
- health4 Myths About Nightshade Vegetables, Busted - Best Health Magazine Canada
Some popular diets suggest avoiding eggplants, tomatoes, peppers and potatoes. We debunk common myths about nightshade vegetables.
- food-safetyNew FDA Regulations are All About the Garnish - Quality Assurance & Food Safety
How to dig into the FDA’s Produce Safety Rule via the burger.
- food-safetyBon Appétit takes down a ‘dangerous’ video on canning seafood after experts warn of botulism risk - The Washington Post
- economyMan accused of attempting to smuggle 5 pounds of cocaine in can of tomato paste at JFK Airport - ABC7 New York
Police arrested a man at JFK Airport on Saturday after they say he tried to smuggle five pounds of cocaine in a can of tomato paste.
- economyEcstasy importer granted bail pending appeal over Nicola Gobbo scandal - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Salvatore Agresta is the latest in a growing number of people freed from jail due to their links to Nicola Gobbo and the Lawyer X saga. Agresta was serving a 12-year sentence for his role in the infamous 2007 tomato…
- food-safetyInvestigations of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks - fda.gov
The following is a list of outbreak and adverse event investigations primarily being managed by FDA’s CORE Response Teams.
- economyThe tomatoes that infiltrated without a passport: Inspectors from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development uncovered 800 kg of tomatoes smuggled in from Turkey - Gov.il
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- scienceMichigan potato late blight forecast – Sept. 9 2020 - Michigan State University
- scienceAn Accurate-Mass Database for Screening Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables by Gas Chromatography–Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry - Chromatography Online
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the capabilities of gas chromatography (GC) with time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MS) for screening pesticides in fruits and vegetables using a purpose-built…
- scienceMichigan potato late blight forecast – July 8, 2020 - Michigan State University
- healthNightshade vegetables and inflammation: Do they affect arthritis? - Medical News Today
There is no evidence that nightshade vegetables make arthritis worse. Read about the nutritional benefits and tips for an anti-inflammatory diet.
- healthAllergic to marijuana: Symptoms, causes, and diagnosis - Medical News Today
A person can develop allergies to cannabis, or weed, as with other plants. This can cause symptoms such as coughing, itchy eyes, and more. Learn more.
- food-safetyWhat is botulism? Improperly prepared canned food can kill! - İndigo Dergisi
- scienceWild tomatoes help breed disease-resistant hybrids - Farm Progress
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- economyTomato thief still on the loose - NZ Herald
No arrests have been made two weeks on from the brazen theft of about 400kg of tomatoes from a Kakanui grower. Kakanui Tomatoes near Oamaru, owned by Deborah...
- economyThe Top 13 Mafia Movies on Netflix with the Highest Rotten Tomatoes Scores - Decider
- economyGrowers 'horrified' by tomato theft - NZ Herald
Deborah Grant expected to be met with bursts of red when she unlocked one of the greenhouses at the growing business she owns with her husband Callum this...
- sciencePhytophthora infestans, causing late blight in potatoes, has a virus accomplice - PotatoPro
A research team has identified a virus infecting Phytophthora infestans, the pathogen causing late blight in potatoes and tomatoes, that appears to increase the pathogen's ability to cause the disease.
- scienceResearchers found that Phytophthora infestans has a virus accomplice - potatonewstoday.com
Descendants of the pathogen Phytophthora infestans may have had a “helping hand” in recent U.S. outbreaks of the costly blight disease, writes Jan Suszkiw of USDA ARS in the Fence Post. Reporting in the September 2019…
- healthMayo Clinic Minute: Fighting arthritis with food - Mayo Clinic News Network
- scienceOnline Exclusive: Update on Late Blight in the Northeast - Growing Produce
Since the announcement of an early-season outbreak of late blight posted at this site on July 3, this serious disease has been found on more tomatoes and
- food-safetyReport: Highly contaminated Ugandan tomatoes - Hortidaily
Up to eight harmful pesticide contaminants have been found in tomatoes sold in major markets in Kampala and other parts of Uganda. The study by the Uganda National Association of Community…
- scienceLate blight confirmed in Pa. tomatoes - Farm and Dairy
Late blight has been reported in Erie, Mercer, Indiana, Centre, and Clinton counties, and are primarily in commercial production and home garden tomatoes.
- healthAre nightshade vegetables bad for arthritis? - The Globe and Mail
The theory is that nightshade vegetables, such as bell peppers, chili peppers, eggplant and tomatoes, promote inflammation and worsen symptoms. However, there is no scientific evidence to prove or strongly suggest this
- healthBodywork: Should you avoid nightshade vegetables? - The Oklahoman
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- healthAriana Grande cancels shows after sudden 'tomato allergy' - how does it develop later in life? - The Sun
- healthThese 7 Foods Might Help Alleviate Seasonal Allergy Symptoms - Healthline
Experiencing seasonal allergies? Try these foods to help ease symptoms like a runny nose, itchy throat, or wheezing.
- healthFood allergy puts a stop to Ariana Grande’s world tour - CNN
- healthAriana Grande's Throat Almost Closed After An Allergic Reaction To Tomatoes - Refinery29
"My throat pretty much closed," the singer wrote on Instagram. Here's what you need to know about this common food allergy.
- healthAriana Grande’s sudden ‘tomato allergy’ is actually very common - New York Post
The singer cancelled two shows after she had a severe reaction to tomatoes. Adult onset allergies are surprisingly common, research shows.
- healthAriana Grande’s Throat “Pretty Much Closed” After Developing Sudden Tomato Allergy - Prevention
Ariana Grande was forced to postpone several concerts on her Sweetener tour after suffering an allergic reaction to tomatoes. Here's why adult onset food allergies can happen.
- healthAriana Grande cancels shows due to 'unfortunate,' 'unfair' food allergy - Good Morning America
The singer was forced to cancel two shows due to an allergic reaction.
- scienceThe potato disease that changed the world - PotatoPro
Potato blight changed Europe and America, and led to widespread deaths and mass emigration. And we’re not rid of it yet. But where did it come from?
- healthAre you allergic to tomatoes? - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Turns out, people can catch allergies from tomatoes and strawberries depending on their variety. According to a recent study, tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum) and strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa) can cause allergic…
- healthWill Avoiding Nightshade Vegetables Really Cure Your Inflammation? - Prevention
Nightshade foods include tomatoes, white potatoes, eggplant, and peppers, and some experts say nightshade plants are inflammatory. Here's what you should know, plus a nightshades list in case you choose to avoid them.
- economyImporters abused individual luggage weight limit to smuggle vast amount of tomatoes from Turkey for commercial reasons, tax authorities warn of harsh measures - Armenpress
- economyIranian customs seize 15 tonnes of Iraq-bound smuggled tomatoes labelled as lettuce - IntelliNews
- scienceThe Clean Fifteen: 15 Foods That Are Low in Pesticides - Healthline
The Clean Fifteen is an annual list of 15 fruits and veggies lowest in pesticides published by the EWG. Here is the 2018 Clean Fifteen list and a critical look at the data.
- healthAllergy potential of strawberries and tomatoes depends on variety - FreshPlaza
They are among the most consumed fruits and vegetables in the world: strawberries and tomatoes. However, many people are allergic to them, particularly people who are also allergic to birch…
- food-safetyHealth Alert: Botulism - WDTV 5
It is summertime, the time to harvest the delicious produce you have been growing. You may be thinking about home canning as a way to preserve your garden goodies. However, beware! If home canning is not done properly,…
- healthAngioedema Attacks Traced to Food Intolerance, Not Allergies, in Study - Angioedema News
Food may trigger angioedema attacks through an intolerance – rather than an allergic – reaction, a small study by researchers in Switzerland reports.
- economyMen charged with smuggling heroin from Chicago to NYC in tomato boxes - ABC7 New York
- economyMen Accused Of Smuggling $3M Worth Of Heroin In Box Of Tomatoes - CBS News
Authorities said the heroin was packed into the boxes in Chicago before making its way to New York, where it was headed to a customer in the Bronx.
- scienceTomato growers concerned over early bouts of ‘late blight’ - Agriland
- food-safety2008 Outbreak of Salmonella Saintpaul Infections Associated with Raw Produce - NEJM
- healthShining a Light on Nightshade Vegetables - Chicago Health Magazine
A wide variety of vegetables fall under the category of nightshade, and numerous medications used in present-day medicine are derived from nightshades. These vegetables can be an important part of a healthy diet.
- food-safetyIsraeli farmers help NYC teen predict outbreaks of crop-killing disease - www.israelhayom.com
- scienceThese 12 Fruits and Vegetables Have the Most Pesticides - Time Magazine
The Environmental Working Group issued its new report on produce and pesticides, and some of your favorites may be on their Dirty Dozen list
- scienceLarge sub-clonal variation in Phytophthora infestans from recent severe late blight epidemics in India - Nature
The population structure of the Phytophthora infestans populations that caused the recent 2013–14 late blight epidemic in eastern India (EI) and northeastern India (NEI) was examined. The data provide new baseline…
- economyCBP: Drug smugglers concealed narcotics within tomato, broccoli shipments - KEYE
Officers at the Pharr International Bridge recently seized narcotics hidden within shipments of produce, according to a news release from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.On Tuesday, officers say a white 2014 Kenworth…
- healthNightshade Vegetables and Inflammation: Can They Help with Arthritis Symptoms? - Healthline
The jury's out on nightshade vegetables and their impact on inflammation. Read on to see which foods can help.
- healthNightshade Allergy: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments - Healthline
Nightshades are a common part of many diets, so it is important to know how they may affect you. Keep reading to learn about nightshade allergies and intolerance.
- economyWoman caught smuggling vodka into sporting event inside salami sandwich - KTVU
A sporting fan in the U.K. was recently forced to go without the liquor sandwich she so thoughtfully prepared for a day at the races.
- food-safetyUK and France on alert after botulism outbreak - FoodNavigator.com
An international alert has been issued after a botulism outbreak in France linked to ‘tapenade’ spreads has so far struck down eight people in the country.
- sciencePesticide residues found in Kolar tomatoes: IIHR - Bangalore Mirror
Farmers asked to use organic manure in cultivation A study conducted by the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR) has found pesticide residues in tomatoes and bitter gourd.
- science3 disease resistant GMOs could address climate change and save farmers billions - Genetic Literacy Project
The next generation of genetically engineered crops--if technology skeptics do not have their way--will bring a range of benefits to consumers, and help farmers battle the encroaching impact of global warming.
- food-safetyPublic Health Doing Its Job is Legal - Marler Blog
Today the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the December 15, 2015, District Court dismissal of a lawsuit brought by tomato grower, Seaside Farm, Inc.
- economyThe strange ways smugglers use everyday foods to conceal illegal drugs - businessinsider.com
Smugglers have a variety of inventive methods to transport their wares. Hiding drugs if food seems to be one of their favorite ones.
- healthWhy arthritis sufferers need not fear nightshades in diet - South China Morning Post
- healthOral Allergy Syndrome: Why Raw Fruit Can Make the Mouth Itchy - Allergic Living
- scienceDiverse mechanisms shape the evolution of virulence factors in the potato late blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans sampled from China - Nature
Evolution of virulence in plant pathogens is still poorly understood but the knowledge is important for the effective use of plant resistance and sustainable disease management. Spatial population dynamics of virulence,…
- scienceLate blight disease threatens plants in South Carolina - wpde.com
Experts say there's an outbreak of late blight disease in South Carolina.A diseased plant was discovered in Beaufort County earlier this week.Late blight disease is deadly for tomatoes and potatoes, which are the common…
- scienceEWG's Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce | Summary - Environmental Working Group
- healthWhat Are Nightshades—And Why Are They Off-Limits in So Many Detox Diets? - Vogue
A category of plants including potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers is near the top of many detox-diet “don’t” lists—but exactly how harmful are they?
- scienceAn Accurate-Mass Database for Screening Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables by Gas Chromatography–Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry - Spectroscopy Online
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the capabilities of gas chromatography (GC) with time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MS) for screening pesticides in fruits and vegetables using a purpose-built…
- food-safetyWhy Botulism Is Found in Canned Foods and How to Keep Your Pantry Safe - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- scienceBrassinosteroids play a critical role in the regulation of pesticide metabolism in crop plants - Nature
Pesticide residues in agricultural produce pose a threat to human health worldwide. Although the detoxification mechanisms for xenobiotics have been extensively studied in mammalian cells, information about the…
- economyWorld’s biggest ecstasy bust: How a Google search foiled Aussie tomato tin mafia’s drug plots - Herald Sun
- economyMafia gangs, tinned tomatoes and $13 billion in drugs - Herald Sun
- food-safetyTomato Growers Lose ‘Takings’ Lawsuit Against FDA - foodsafetynews.com
Food safety warnings are not “regulatory takings” by the government, and, therefore, Uncle Sam does not have to compensate tomato growers who lost big
- food-safetyUpdate: Two Botulism Cases Believed Connected to Recalled California Jarred Food Products - foodsafetynews.com
Two residents of Cincinnati, OH, in their 20s have been hospitalized with botulism that public health officials suspect is connected to a nationwide
- food-safetySan Clemente-Based Food Stand Recalls Products Linked To Botulism Cases - CBS News
Health officials Friday warned customers of a Orange County food stand to throw out any jarred food products that may be linked to botulism.
- scienceThe Irish potato famine pathogen Phytophthora infestans originated in central Mexico rather than the Andes - pnas.org
- food-safety30 birds die from suspected avian botulism - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Public told not to feed bread to birds after 30 ducks die of suspected avian botulism at a Perth lake.
- food-safetyTomato Growers Want Compensation for Losses in 2008 Outbreak - foodsafetynews.com
Five years after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) legally, but mistakenly, warned people in Texas and New Mexico that tomatoes were likely
- food-safetyFDA's Team Tomato Fights Contamination - foodsafetynews.com
A fresh tomato is more than just a tasty addition to a sandwich or salad. To scientists at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the tomato is an enigma
- food-safetyFoodborne Illness Investigations: What Does the Public Have a Right to Know? - foodsafetynews.com
It seems safe to assume that most consumers want to know if the restaurant they’re about to eat at or the food they’re about to buy was recently the
- food-safetyHey, CDC and FDA, Taco Bell has a Long History of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks - Marler Blog
Everyone remembers the New York Taco Bell restaurant rat problem: There were no reported illnesses. Despite the CDC and FDA not “naming names” at times,
- food-safetyTomato warning issued by Ontario firm - cbc.ca
- economySmuggled tomatoes donated to zoo - GOV.UK
Rare tortoises from Cochester Zoo are enjoying tomatoes given to them by the UK Border Agency.
- healthFood Allergy Denial: The Adults Taking Big Risks - Allergic Living
- scienceTomato growers told to take steps against blight - Utica Observer Dispatch
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- sciencePrevent tomato late blight next growing season - The Pennsylvania State University
Across the northeast, home gardeners expecting the usual bumper crop of tomatoes this season were dismayed to find their plants affected by late blight, the same fungus that caused Ireland's potato famine in the 19th…
- scienceTomato Disappointment: A Farmer’s Perspective on Late Blight in the Northeast - Civil Eats
- food-safetyPublic Perceptions and the Salmonella Outbreak of 2008 - Rutgers University
- food-safetyMore chains pull tomatoes from shelves amid salmonella scare - CBC
THE STANDING DOSSIER
the science and the history never gets old- sciencethe 'poison apple' was right — sort of
For centuries Europe refused the tomato as deadly. The plant really is defended: its leaves and vines carry tomatine, a toxic glycoalkaloid.
History of the Tomato (Wikipedia) · read more
- sciencetomatine: the tomato's chemical arsenal
Green tomatoes and tomato foliage contain tomatine — eat enough of the green ones and your stomach will file a complaint. The fruit never really trusted you.
Tomatine (Wikipedia) · read more
- sciencethe famine fungus has tomato on its menu
Late blight — the same Phytophthora infestans behind the Irish potato famine — still wipes out tomato crops in wet seasons. The tomato shares its enemy.
Late blight (Wikipedia) · read more
- food-safetysalmonella keeps finding raw tomatoes
Tomatoes have been implicated in repeated US salmonella outbreaks — in 2008 restaurants nationwide pulled them before the true culprit was ever found.
2008 US salmonellosis outbreak (Wikipedia) · read more
- food-safetycanning a tomato is a botulism gamble
USDA canning guidance: tomatoes are not acidic enough to be safely water-bath canned on their own — you must add acid, or risk botulism. Suspicious fruit indeed.
National Center for Home Food Preservation · read more
- healthtomato oral allergy syndrome
For people with pollen allergies, raw tomato is a well-documented cross-reactor — itching, tingling lips, a scratchy throat. The tomato strikes again.
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology · read more
- healthnightshade inflammation watch
Tomatoes are a nightshade, and some arthritis patients report symptom flares after eating them. Rheumatologists call the evidence anecdotal — we call it a confession.
Arthritis Foundation · read more
- worldLa Tomatina: 150 tonnes of ammunition
Buñol, Spain: 20,000 people, roughly 150 tonnes of overripe tomatoes hurled in an hour — acid-stung eyes, squashed pulp in every gutter. A war crime the world celebrates.
La Tomatina (Wikipedia) · read more
