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In a Surprise Move, Food Trucks Are Now Feeding the Olympics

After official catering facilities couldn't keep up with demand, some of the city's 150 trucks have been keeping visitors from getting too hangry
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New York’s Ambassador of African Food

Nigerian chef and caterer Grace Odogbili is on a mission to push Africa's regional cuisines on the rise
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America is Suffering From a Painful Shortage of Peaches, But at Least There’s a Blueberry Glut

A devastating cold snap in February, dubbed the "Valentine's Day Massacre" by farmers, has led to a paltry peach harvest
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Residents of Mexico City Are Recycling Trash for Fresh Food

In a city of 8.9 million, the initiative is a novel way to fight urban pollution
By Jul 29, 2016
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The Mason Bee is Here to Help Save the World

As honey bee populations decline, this cousin species could rescue a food system dependent on pollen-loving bees
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2,800-Year-Old Rice Has Some Secrets to Tell

New DNA research into an ancient grain reveals some surprising truths about the misunderstood origins of one of the world's staple crops