If a similar movie came out today, it would almost certainly have a "PG" or even a "PG-13" tag. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a 2005 remake starring Johnny Depp and directed by Tim Burton, was ...

In what might be the most deliciously revealing AI experiment to date, a food scientist at the University of Illinois ...

Tony's Chocolonely has issued a voluntary recall of two chocolate bars sold across the U.S. and Canada after multiple consumers outside North America reported finding small stones in the product.

More than 60% of operating profit is derived from resilient categories with low private label penetration and strong brand loyalty, where Nestle exhibits evident pricing power.

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A new way of measuring the health risks of food has been released today - one of the world's most prominent scientists spoke ...

So, as you savor chocolate, remember the fragile ecosystems behind it. The price of cocoa in early 2025 was near its all-time high, due in part to dry conditions in Africa. Without urgent action to ...

Former President Donald Trump has tied his highest approval rating from his first term, reaching 47% according to an NBC poll. Despite the uptick in approval, other polls, such as Reuters/Ipsos ...

President Trump's approval rating hovers around 47% according to various polls. Trump's approval rating remains largely partisan, with a significant gap between Democrats and Republicans.

Donald Trump's approval rating is dropping at a faster rate among men than women, according to recent polls. It comes as ...

President Trump's approval rating averages around 46% in his second term, with a range of 34%-49% throughout both terms. Trump's approval rating in Mississippi is higher than his national average ...

The national NBC News poll shows Trump's approval rating at 47% with more registered voters seeing the US as heading in the right direction than at any point since early 2004. Albeit, the majority ...