British consumers leave tonnes of food on their plates every year. Food wastage has evolved to a critical issue for developed countries like UK and a paradox for countries where people are below the breadline and are starving to death. What can we do to change this?
Where Does Your Seafood Come From
visualized by: Kyley Kim
Seafood is one of the major parts in the food chain. Can you think which country holds the greatest export share and what’s about the whole industry behind?
Seafood Risks
visualized by: OneWorldOneOcean.com
Seafood is good, rich in protein and omega 3 – low in fat. But there are risks lurking that depend on the choices we make for our meal.
This report sheds some light on critcal factors we should consider to avoid excessive toxin intake by seafood consumtpion.
Overfishing Statisti...
visualized by: OneWorldOneOcean.com
This is not a seafood discalimer. It’s a voice against the exhaustive fishing methods that threaten the existence of various species. We, as consumers ought to wisely select our next seafood meals in a way that will help endangered species to recover. Learn how.
Eating Sushi Rules
visualized by: Doctor Who?
Sushi nare-zushi (????, ???) is a Japanese food consisting of cooked vinegared rice (shari) combined with other ingredients (neta), usually raw fish or other seafood. See the ways of “Do” and “Don’t” of a “correct” Sushi meal.
Food Allergies USA
visualized by: Fooducate
Almost 50 million people live on special diet scheme due to food allergies and intolerances in the US. Fooducate released this commercial report to denote the magnitude of the situation and help people find gluten and allergy free products using its mobile app.
Grill Right Way
visualized by: Column Five
Get ready for the next barbecue call and impress your friends with your grill magic. Learn how to cook tasteful, well-done and juicy roast goodies having just a watch and a meat thermometer as your “secret” weapons.
Eat trash
visualized by: Masterdegree.net
The entire food web is contaminated by trash and our garbage that goes in the ocean is also ending up in our diet. Dissapointing but true. See how the circuit works.