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Company Behind the Recall Company Behind the Recall (image credits: unsplash) A New Jersey-based company, Sabrositos Hondurenos, LLC, is recalling approximately 32,000 pounds of meat products due to a false USDA mark of inspection. Federal Alert Issued Federal Alert Issued (image credits: flickr) According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the recalled products carried a fake label with establishment number “EST. 1785.” Officials confirmed this number does not exist. Scope of the Recall Scope of the Recall (image credits: pixabay) The affected items include a variety of meats such as chorizo, pork chops, and … Read more

Everyday Convenience at Risk Everyday Convenience at Risk (image credits: pixabay) Having a local post office makes life easier for countless people, offering a spot to ship packages, buy stamps, or apply for passports. Many take this service for granted, but recent reports suggest that several USPS locations are slated for closure. The Reason Behind USPS Closures The Reason Behind USPS Closures (image credits: unsplash) While no official statement has been made by the government, it appears these closures are part of a cost-saving effort. The move mainly affects contract postal units (CPUs) rather than traditional, USPS-run post offices. Small … Read more

Trump Weighs In as Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Soda Trump Weighs In as Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Soda (image credits: pixabay) Last week, after President Donald Trump criticized Coca-Cola on social media for allegedly switching to cane sugar—calling it “just better”—the company denied the rumors. However, during its second quarter earnings report, Coca-Cola confirmed that a cane sugar version of its classic soda is indeed coming this fall. This move marks a significant win for the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) movement, as even major brands like Kellogg’s are responding to health-driven consumer demands. The Mexican Coke Comparison: Will It … Read more

Alan Dershowitz Considers Legal Action Against Food Vendor Alan Dershowitz Considers Legal Action Against Food Vendor (image credits: Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department [1][2], Public domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=5616285) Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer, Alan Dershowitz, is considering suing Good Pierogi, a vendor at West Tisbury farmers market on Martha’s Vineyard, after allegedly being refused service. Dershowitz shared his intentions on Rumble, saying the stall declined to serve him pierogi and that he may take the matter to court. Pushing for Equal Access at Farmers Market Pushing for Equal Access at Farmers Market (image credits: Flickr page of Sage Ross, CC BY-SA 2.0, … Read more

Tariff Deadline Arrives Tariff Deadline Arrives (image credits: pixabay) Trump’s new reciprocal tariffs are set to begin August 1, after a 90-day delay. The rollout coincides with the start of back-to-school shopping, and could sharply increase prices on imported consumer goods. Higher Prices for Shoppers Higher Prices for Shoppers (image credits: unsplash) Back-to-school buyers may pay more for clothing, shoes, and computers. Analysts estimate households could see costs rise by $2,400 in 2025 due to tariffs, as trade deals with Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines, and the EU take effect. How the Tariffs Work How the Tariffs Work (image credits: pixabay) … Read more

Four U.S. Warehouse Openings in August Four U.S. Warehouse Openings in August (image credits: unsplash) Costco is set to open four new warehouse locations in the U.S. this August. The stores will be located in The Villages, Florida; Richland, Washington; Allen, Texas; and Spring Valley, Nevada. The Florida location opens on August 6, followed by the Washington site on August 8, while the exact dates for Texas and Nevada are yet to be confirmed. These additions are part of a larger global expansion taking place throughout the month. Part of Broader Growth Toward 29 New Stores Part of Broader Growth … Read more

The Presidential Promise That Changed Everything The Presidential Promise That Changed Everything (image credits: rawpixel) What started as a surprising social media post has become one of the most talked-about beverage announcements in recent memory. President Donald Trump last week claimed he persuaded Coca-Cola to replace high-fructose corn syrup, saying Coca-Cola had “agreed” to use cane sugar in its colas. The timing couldn’t have been more unexpected—and the reaction couldn’t have been more intense. The announcement reveals that Coke’s flagship recipe isn’t changing and will continue to use high-fructose corn syrup, instead the company will create a separate Coke product … Read more

Chapter 1: A New Vision for Affordable Urban Living Chapter 1: A New Vision for Affordable Urban Living (image credits: pixabay) Zohran Mamdani’s unexpected triumph in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary was driven by a bold agenda to make life more affordable for working families. His plans include free childcare, a rent freeze, and most notably, a system of city-owned grocery stores designed not to profit, but to lower food prices through reduced overhead, wholesale buying, and partnerships with local communities. Chapter 2: Public Support and the Need for Relief Chapter 2: Public Support and the Need for Relief … Read more

Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Version Coca-Cola Confirms Cane Sugar Version (image credits: unsplash) Starting this fall, Coca-Cola will introduce a cane sugar-sweetened version of its drink, alongside the existing original formula. The company announced the move shortly after former President Donald Trump shared on Truth Social that he had spoken with Coca-Cola about using “REAL Cane Sugar” in U.S. products. Until now, the company had not confirmed the discussion. Complement, Not Replace Complement, Not Replace (image credits: pixabay) Coca-Cola emphasized that this new version won’t replace the current high-fructose corn syrup formula. Instead, it’s meant to offer more consumer choices … Read more

No Safe Amount of Processed Meat, Experts Say No Safe Amount of Processed Meat, Experts Say (image credits: unsplash) A sweeping new study has found that even small amounts of processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, and trans fatty acids may significantly increase the risk of major diseases, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and colorectal cancer. Nutrition experts say the findings support a growing consensus: there is no safe threshold for these foods. What the Study Revealed What the Study Revealed (image credits: unsplash) Published in Nature Medicine, the study analyzed data from over 60 prior investigations. Lead author Dr. Demewoz … Read more