Dan Saladino

Nov 18, 2024 | bbc.com | Dan Saladino

Por qué el queso gourmet está en la mira de criminales del mercado negroFuente de la imagen, Getty ImagesInformación del artículoAutor, Dan SaladinoTítulo del autor, BBC News Cuando un día de julio el productor lácteo Patrick Holden se sentó a la mesa de su cocina para leer sus correos electrónicos, no podía creer la suerte que había tenido. Un comprador, que decía representar a una cadena de supermercados francesa, quería comprar 22 toneladas de Hafod, su cheddar especial.

Jul 19, 2024 | aliciakennedy.news | Rebecca Johnson |Dan Saladino |Alicia Kennedy

The Desk Book Club—through our discussions and Sunday afternoon Zoom hang-outs—has been a highlight of this year. In 2024, we read Small Fires by Rebecca May Johnson, Food in Cuba by Hanna Garth, and Longthroat Memoirs by Yemisi Aribisala so far, and to finish up the year, we’ll be reading Eating to Extinction by Dan Saladino. We partnered with Archestratus, a culinary book shop in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, to offer subscribers 20 percent off each selection.

Jul 5, 2024 | mrplantgeek.substack.com | Dan Saladino |Maria Failla |Jack Wallington

Here’s your weekly Hort Report - the round-up of industry news, retail insights, home gardener gossip, influencer spotlights, social media news, and so much more! Grab a tea or coffee and catch up on the latest below…NEWS FLASHThe seed, estimated to be around 1,200 years old, was discovered in China's Liaoning Province, and has been cultivated by scientists at the Nanning botanical garden in Nanning.

Mar 22, 2024 | theguardian.com | Dan Saladino

The meeting of the World Banana Forum last week in Rome didn’t make many headlines. But what was under discussion there has serious implications for everyone. The ubiquitous yellow fruit is the proverbial canary in the mine of our modern food system, showing just how fragile it is. And the current plight of the banana should serve as an invitation to us all to become champions of food diversity. When you peel a banana, you’re on the receiving end of a near-miraculous $10bn supply chain.

Mar 1, 2024 | primewomen.com | Sandy Dominy |Charles Duhigg |Jillian Cantor |Dan Saladino

March is filled with an abundance of exciting new books from best-selling authors! There are new mysteries by Kate Alice Marshall, No One Can Know, and B. A Paris, The Guest. Also, you’ll find inspirations from The Fast by John Oakes, and how to improve your conversations with Supercommunicators.