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Chicago Heights getting Food 4 Less (SouthtownStar)
A new grocery store is coming to Chicago Heights. Food 4 Less, a full-service supermarket with reduced prices, is expected to open late this year or early next year at U.S. 30 and Western Avenue.
India May Buy Less Raw Sugar Than Forecast, Body Says (Update2) (Bloomberg)
Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Sugar mills in Maharashtra, India’s biggest producer, may import less raw sugar than forecast last month as the government is yet to take a decision on allowing them to buy the commodity duty free for sale domestically.
Food sales tax targeted (The Tennessean)
Bill that would lower rate to 4.5% aims to relieve burden on poor.
Women Warned: Eat Less or Weigh More (MedicineNet.com)
Title: Women Warned: Eat Less or Weigh More Category: Health News Created: 1/5/2009 Last Editorial Review: 1/5/2009
US Construction Spending Falls Less Than Expected (The Memphis Daily News)
U.S. construction spending fell less than expected in November as record activity on nonresidential projects helped offset another steep decline in ho....
Prices of food items may ease this year (Business Standard India)
After facing sharp rise in prices of most food items in 2008, consumers can look forward to a relatively comfortable situation this year in commodities like wheat, rice and edible oil. However, sugar prices, which have remained depressed for the last two years, are likely to move up.
Madison area food pantries change to better serve their customers (Wisconsin State Journal)
Vanessa Rosales comes to the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry in Madison rather than others for one reason: She can choose what food she brings home, rather than being handed a bag filled with random groceries. "I've been to pantries before where they give you things you don't need," said Rosales, who was recently laid off from her job as a preschool teacher. "This way you can pick what you're ...
IRAQ: Iraqis want free food programme to continue, finds survey (IRIN)
BAGHDAD, 4 January 2009 (IRIN) - An Iraqi government survey conducted late 2008 has found that 95 percent of Iraqi families would prefer to keep the state's free food programme running rather than replace it with financial aid, a government spokesman said on 3 January.
Hospitals take Healthy Food in Health Care Pledge (The Republican)
Hospitals work to heal people, so it would seem to make sense that providing fresh, nutritious food would be part of the job. It wasn't always so.
Budget cuts, food prices affecting food pantries (Courier-Express)
Economic woes continue throughout the nation as the new year arrives and those charged with helping the less fortunate have a big job ahead of them. Food pantries are one of the many services families and individuals facing financial crisis can turn to for help.
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