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Wine is the most popular alcoholic drink in Australia. But troubles have been brewing for the industry for years. Domestic wine consumption has been in steady decline, down 9% since 2016–17.

In brief 📅 A UK report based on EWG findings highlights pesticide contamination in common fruits and vegetables. 🍓 Popular fruits top the list with an average of 7.8 pesticides per sample; washing ...

To help consumers identify which fruits and vegetables are the most contaminated, the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit focused on food safety, publishes a list known as The Dirty Dozen.

Swede (per item) – 15p Parsnips (500g) – 15p Spring Onions (per bunch) – 15p The pledge comes after Lidl announced a £70m investment in British root vegetable suppliers last year.

8. Iceberg lettuce Iceberg lettuce is perhaps one of the most popular vegetables, despite being low in overall nutritional content. However, iceberg lettuce has only 3.37 g of carbohydrates per 100 g.

They will be available in a variety of pastel colors and will be put out on the sales floor on a Wednesday. Each store will receive one pallet of bags, according to the crewmember. Mini insulated ...