The cafeteria even has a minimart selling reasonably priced groceries like rice, olive oil and S$2 Himalayan pink salt, as ...

If you're planning on taking a trip to Papua New Guinea, you are going to find stunning natural beauty, a rich, vibrant ...

The plan almost saw the Torres Strait carved up and made part of Papua New Guinea. Elders who fought the plan have been celebrated.

On Jan. 15, the US Food and Drug Administration officially revoked its authorization of Red Dye No. 3, a widely used food coloring that has been under scrutiny for decades. The ban comes more than ...

Papua New Guinea surfed a sea of crises in 2024, including riots, increased violence, political instability and a flailing economy. While these challenges will continue to plague Papua New Guinea in ...

Foods with estrogen contain phytoestrogens, plant compounds that mimic estrogen effects. In the body, estrogen is produced by the ovaries, adrenal glands, and fat cells. It regulates the menstrual ...

SINGAPORE – Guidelines to manage the use of screens among young children have been updated by the Ministry of Health, to provide stricter and clearer advice for parents. This is part of a newly ...

In the details of 62 such cases in 2023 and 2024 that Rane submitted, the FDA reported three cases of unsafe foods, 31 cases of misbranding of products, and 20 cases where it found substandard ...

PNG Police Commissioner David Manning said he was sickened by the behaviour. "The people of our country rightly expect more from our disciplined personnel, and under this government we have a no ...

“An additive with so many risks has no place in our food or drink,” she added, urging European decision-makers to “protect us". The coalition said that aspartame is present in more than ...

ADDS WHEN THE COMPANY STOPPED USING THE DYE - FILE - Marshmallow Peeps candy, which had contained the dye Red No. 3, is on display at a store in ... it’s not just a matter of taste. What foods and ...

"It is likely that the PNG government will pay it back. They haven't defaulted in the past," he said. "But … I don't think you can't say it's at no cost to the taxpayer. If things go well ...