Food industry
Close to the border: The factory that can continue operating even under fire
With an investment of about NIS 120 million, Soglowek established a facility housing a new, advanced production line operating with full automation without human contact.
'No one is willing to take a risk': Hard hit to the event catering sector
Cottage cheese crisis expands to white cheese
Flesh-eating screwworm confirmed in Texan calf, prompting USDA quarantine
Putin, Erdogan to discuss stalled Ukraine grain deal amid rising food prices
The halt of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, previously brokered by the UN and Turkey, has caused global food prices to surge after months of stability.
Israel's dairy quandary: Empty supermarket shelves amid high production
Farmers and economic experts dissect the paradoxical crisis in Israel's dairy sector.
You can't beat beans for their incredible nutritional value and price
All members of the legume family are rich in nutrients such as copper, iron, magnesium, potassium, folic acid, zinc, protein, fiber and lysine, an essential amino acid which the body needs but doesn'
Hot sauce lovers beware: Sriracha shortage causes prices to skyrocket
An ongoing sriracha shortage has caused prices to skyrocket, with some bottles of the hot sauce retailing for over $100.
Could seaweed fight world hunger and climate change? - study
Seaweed farming and water-based food systems in general have increasingly been suggested in recent years as a solution to problems caused by traditional agriculture.
What are the secret ingredients of Tnuva's food-tech success?
Two Tnuva chiefs share their vision for the future of Israel's food-tech industry.
An East Williamsburg appetizing shop offers ‘a taste of nostalgia’ to its customers
The restaurant strives to serve nostalgia and comfort with every bite.
What were the most popular Ten Bis orders in 2022?
Food delivery platform Ten Bis revealed statistics for the most popular orders in Israel overall, as well as ordered by city and food categories.
Long-anticipated food reform comes to Israel
The supervision system has been digitized to allow monitoring of the route of the imported foods problems can be detected quickly and efficiently, the ministry officials said.
New 'digital twin' technology could prevent future food crises in Israel
The origin of digital twins is in civil engineering, where it simulates structures and infrastructure systems to improve their durability, efficiency, operations and maintenance.
