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Arizona Congressman David Schweikert introduced legislation to Congress last Tuesday aimed at labeling a chemical found in some foods that’s toxic to dogs. When ingested by dogs, the chemical can cause liver damage and low blood sugar.
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A major food center supporting families in northern Arizona suspended operations at its Winslow location as strong winds batter the high country.
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Eegee's, a restaurant near and dear to the hearts of many people in Tucson, has filed for bankruptcy and closed four stores in Tucson and another in Phoenix.
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The company uses indoor hydroponic technologies to grow various types of lettuce and herbs. Homer Farms says it uses 95% less water than field farming and no herbicides, pesticides or fungicides.
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The catering company for the Waste Management Phoenix Open and other big local events says it hopes to make hundreds of on-the-spot hires this month.
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New Year’s Day is also National Hangover Day, and Food City locations offer a respite.
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The head of the Arizona Restaurant Association warned about foods that may not have been made or transported safely.
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A former Arizona Cardinals and ASU football player operates a mushroom farm that sells to athletes. Jake Plummer opened Umbo, a functional mushroom farm in Colorado.
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If you’re planning to get together for a holiday meal over the next week or two and would love to incorporate food from a classic holiday movie, a new cookbook has you covered.
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Sky-high prices for basic food and beverages at live sporting events is a reality fans have long dealt with. Now the Phoenix Suns say they’ve created a concessions-value menu that team officials say are the most affordable in the NBA.