Amber Freeman, host of Bloom, joined Fermenting Fairy Founder and CEO, Lauren Mones, in the kitchen to explore the many ...

Engineers in Singapore have developed a new, multistep chemical process that transforms organic waste into useful, ...

As product portfolios expand and production requirements become increasingly complex, manufacturers are under growing pressure to maintain efficiency with systems originally designed for predictable, ...

Meat and poultry processors from across the nation will be making their way to Milwaukee, Wis., this July for the annual ...

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Almost every culture on earth has fermented foods in its traditional cuisine. These foods — from yogurt to sauerkraut to kimchi and kefir — are made with microorganisms that transform them.

The search for a better quality of life has driven the food market to develop new functional products whose composition reduces or eliminates nutrients that can cause problems to consumer health, such ...

Scientists in South Korea have discovered that a probiotic bacterium found in kimchi may help the body flush out tiny plastic particles before they can build up in organs. In lab tests, the ...

Scroll through Instagram or TikTok and it’s hard to miss the steady stream of health trends promising all manner of benefits. From green powders and cold plunges to protein-packed snacks and ...

Walk into almost any grocery store and you’ll spot them on the shelves: tubs of kimchi, bottles of kombucha, jars of sauerkraut promising better digestion. Fermented foods have moved from niche health ...

Interest in gut health has driven a fermented foods list — yogurt, kimchi, kefir, sauerkraut and more — into mainstream diets, but not every product on store shelves delivers the same benefits. Here’s ...