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A Comprehensive Overview of Milk

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Infants usually get the nutrients they need to grow and survive from their mother's milk. As we get older, some people drink the milk of other animals like cows to get nutrients, while other people develop lactose intolerance. Explore...
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The Nutritional Value of Popcorn

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Popcorn is a snack made from a unique type of corn that pops when heated. Its three main components - the endosperm, germ, and pericarp - work together to create that satisfying popping sensation that people love. With its low calorie...
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Quinoa and the Expansion of the Inca Empire

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The Inca Empire was a large and powerful civilization that covered a region from Ecuador to Chile and had 12 million inhabitants at its height. Was quinoa their recipe for success? Quinoa part 3/5
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Properties and Benefits of Carbonated Water

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Learn how carbonated water is made and about its effects on health. Various additives and flavors are commonly found in carbonated water. Some of these properties have potential benefits such as improved digestion and increased water...
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USA: US-EU GENETIC FOODS TRADE DISPUTE

Higher Ed
English/Nat Genetically modified, or G-M, crops are the cause of the latest trade dispute between the U-S and Europe. Advocates of crops that are genetically engineered to kill insect say that they reduce the need for heavy doses of...
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Food crunch opens doors to bioengineered crops

Higher Ed
AP Television Kunming, Yunnan Province, China - October 15, 2008 1. Close up of baby in front of grain bags, pull out to wide shot of store front 2. Close up of ground corn in bag 3. Medium shot of Zheng Wencai looking at beans 4....
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US scientists turn back the clock to develop new crops

Higher Ed
This Kansas field could be a small step toward a big leap forward in agriculture. Researchers from the non-profit research organisation the Land Institute are working to turn this wheatgrass into a viable crop to replace the standard...
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USA: BILL TO ENSURE GM FOODS ARE LABELLED

Higher Ed
English/Nat A cross party group of U-S representatives plan to introduce a bill before Congress that, if passed, would require genetically engineered food have a label alerting consumers to the fact. The American consumer currently finds...
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President on DRCongo, Africa food aid

Higher Ed
1. President George W. Bush at Africa summit 2. Audience clapping 3. SOUNDBITE (English) President George W. Bush: "In the Congo, nine countries took part in a five-year war that brought death to (M) millions. Now the parties to the...
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Vatican ponders moral implications of tinkering with creation

Higher Ed
1. Exterior of building where conference on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is taking place 2. Interior of conference room with delegates seated around tables 3. Italian Health Minister Girolamo Sirchia (left of shot) sitting...
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FDA ban on imported sea food from China

Higher Ed
Los Angeles, California 1. Exterior of fish stores in Chinatown 2. Sign reading in English "Seafood." 3. Sign reading in English "Frozen Food." 4. Various of fish swimming in tanks inside store 5. Various of fish on display in...
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EU discusses GM foods policy

Higher Ed
1. Zoom in to European Union Agriculture Commissioner Fischler addressing group 2. Over shoulder of Fischler to audience 3. Reporters 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Franz Fischler, EU Agriculture Commissioner "We would like to give the...
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Making Your Resolution Stick, Not the Pounds

Higher Ed
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus069168NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS TO EAT HEALTHIER AND LOSE WEIGHT CAN FALL AWAY FASTER THAN NEEDLES ON YESTERDAY'S CHRISTMAS TREE.SOUNDBITE (English), Monique Gray, making resolution:"Yes. I am...
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Barcelona start-up reveals commercial 3D food printer

Higher Ed
A Barcelona-based start-up company is preparing to launch what's thought to be the world's first commercial 3D food printer, using fresh food ingredients. Developers of the device, called the 'Foodini', say it heralds a new era in home...
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Mexico and Peru address food issues on World Food Day

Higher Ed
AP Television Lima 1. Wide shot of people protesting in Lima park 2. Zoom in to people holding signs against genetically modified foods reading (Spanish) "Genetically Modified Foods Out" 3. People marching with signs 4. Medium shot of...
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Talks between US and EU trade officials, briefing

Higher Ed
1. US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick and European Union Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy walk in 2. Cutaway of journalists 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Zoellick, US Trade Representative: "Uganda - and we just had president Museveni...
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The government has decided that food from cloned animals is safe to eat and does not require special labeling.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: FDA Approves Milk, Meat From Cloned Animals CAPTION: After more than five years of study, the federal government concluded food from cloned animals is safe to eat. (Dec. 28) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] Food from cloned animals could...
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One of the hotter topics at South by Southwest Interactive was how food is intersecting with technology-namely in 3D printing. Futurists think we could be about 20-30 years from having basic snacks printed in our own homes. (March 11)

Higher Ed
One of the hotter topics at South by Southwest Interactive was how food is intersecting with technology-namely in 3D printing. Futurists think we could be about 20-30 years from having basic snacks printed in our own homes. Levi Lalla,...
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USA: DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST W-T-O

Higher Ed
English/Nat The meetings don't start until next week, but the demonstrations against the World Trade Organization have already begun in the United States. Agriculture promises to be a major stumbling block at the trade talks, caused...
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WRAP WHO briefing on latest swine flu outbreak world developments ADDS more

Higher Ed
1. Gregory Hartl, World Health Organisation (WHO) spokesperson for Epidemic and Pandemic Diseases, and Doctor Peter Ben Embarek, WHO Food Safety Scientist walking into news conference ++MUTE++ 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Gregory Hartl, WHO...
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Students make food from insects

Higher Ed
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYSan Jose, Costa Rica - 16 May, 20151. Dishes filled with ground up crickets parts 2. Close of crickets parts 3. Close of beetles in bowl4. Close of beetle larvae...
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Science takes food to a new level in upmarket restaurants

Higher Ed
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4033294LEAD IN:High end restaurants in Indonesia are preparing food using science in what's known as molecular gastonomy.But while the results are an asset to the country's rich culinary heritage, the...
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Science takes food to a new level in upmarket restaurants

Higher Ed
LEAD IN:High end restaurants in Indonesia are preparing food using science in what's known as molecular gastonomy.But while the results are an asset to the country's rich culinary heritage, the high price tag means it's limited to a...
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Science takes food to a new level in upmarket restaurants +FIRST RUN MAY 2+

Higher Ed
+FIRST RUN MAY 2+ INDONESIA MOLECULAR GASTRONOMYSOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 5:28SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionJakarta - 10...