Canadian Raw Milk Debate Coming To A Boil
Dozens of Saskatchewan residents say they’re getting a raw deal from the federal government because they’re forced to go underground to buy unpasteurized milk they believe is more nutritious than […]
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Get in a tuk tuk, give to the society (Auto Rickshaw Challenge)
The thought of taking the auto to work today may faze you, but you […]
Cheese expert will visit St. Louis
Renowned cheese expert Max McCalman will be in town this week to lead cheese tastings and sign books, but don’t be surprised if he slips in some evangelism for raw-milk […]
The upcoming trends in Indian Cheese market
Indian cheese could once be summed up in a single four-letter word. Amul. Cubed or canned (and now sliced) that’s all there was. The great news is that there is so […]
Raw milk vending machine in London department store
Now this is dairy technology at its finest: a raw milk vending machine in a department store in London. Rebecca Smithers at The Guardian has the story: A major London department store […]
Free “tuk-tuk” taxis for Parisians
Parisians have a new, very affordable way of getting around the French capital as of this week – free “tuk-tuk” taxis. Entrepreneur Kheir Mazri has launched a new service using […]
Morgan Revives Three-Wheeler as Unique Entry Into China: Cars
In a red-brick shed at the foot of England’s Malvern Hills, Morgan Motor Co. is preparing an unusual assault on the growing Chinese auto market. Managing Director Charles Morgan said […]
Nigeria: Yobe Spends N130 Million On 200 Tricycles for Women
Damaturu — The Yobe State government has spent N130 million to procure 200 tricycles, popularly called keke napep, for some women in the state. The state’s Commissioner for Youth and […]
Milking It: Ron Paul Wants Choice on Raw Milk
At a recent campaign stop in Iowa, Rep. Ron Paul garnered applause for a remark about legalization. No, not marijuana: This time the Texas congressman was talking about legalizing the […]
Handmade festival launches 2012 programme
Wellington, 9 December 2011 – Something old, something new, something quirky – just for you! What do preserves, amigurumi, cheese making, quilting and rubber stamps have in common? They all […]
Duo left cheesed off after losing licence appeal
A cheesemaker who wanted to manufacture Italian cheeses, including mozzarella and ricotta, in Edinburgh has lost an appeal against a council decision to refuse him a licence. Gabriele Caputo […]
New Jersey to legalize raw milk sales after a vote
A bill that would allow New Jersey dairy farmers to sell raw milk directly to consumers remains before a state Senate committee, but its chairman has promised there will be […]
Case study: Slow Food keeps grassroots feel
The story. The “Slow Food” gastronomic movement was founded in Italy in 1989, as an alternative to the fast food sector. It is a non-profit, member-supported association. Its founder, Carlo Petrini, positioned Slow […]
Maine Sends Raw Milk Resolution To City Council
Portland, Maine introduced a raw milk bill that would legalize the sale in city farmer’s markets — with an informational placard as well. Raw milk has seen a fight — […]
Important First Steps at the 1st Brazilian Artisanal Cheese Symposium, Fortaleza, Ceará, November 2011: various cheeses presented, National Artisanal Cheese Network created, and Fortaleza Letter approved
Close to 300 participants of the Symposium got to savor cheeses from across Brazil, hear about their traditions, and exchange stories on the battle to keep the artisanal production going […]
Tuk Tuk locally known as “Keke Napep” in Nigeria provides income for the youth
All over the world, there are various and affordable means of transportation. Sometimes, these means is also a way of livelihood for the employment needs of people below the classified […]
3 Wheeled Cheese 