Author: Karen Contrino

London based Human Nature snacks are one of the first adopters of the Plant-Based Trademark. The company are proudly using this newly launched certification, from the Vegetarian Society, saying it’s more than just a logo on their packaging. Bobby Patel from Human Nature added: “As a lifelong vegetarian, I advocate for plant-based options. It’s essential for us to include the plant-based logo on Human Nature snacks to offer people better choices and promote a plant-based diet. The term ‘vegan’ is sometimes misunderstood, whereas plant-based products are often associated with positive benefits, such as being healthier and more appealing in taste…

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The agricultural industry relies heavily on specialty vehicles to efficiently manage farm operations. From tractors and combine harvesters to sprayers and other heavy machinery, transporting these essential tools is critical for modern farming success. Understanding the logistics of moving such equipment is key to ensuring they arrive safely and ready to operate. Understanding the Needs of Agricultural Equipment Agricultural vehicles are unique not just in size and weight but in their purpose and construction. Transporting them requires careful planning and knowledge of their specific needs. These vehicles often come with protruding parts, delicate components, and special requirements for stability during…

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Rotpunkt, award winning designer and leading manufacturer of climate friendly German Kitchen furniture provide expert insight into the latest furniture trends for the modern dressing room. In keeping with the desire to work, rest and play at home, Rotpunkt predicts the bedroom space will undergo huge transformation in 2025, with separate areas reserved for boutique-style furniture arrangements that creatively display, organise, and curate an assortment of personal items. Matt Phillips, Head of UK Operations at Rotpunkt says, “Walk-in wardrobes are now a key feature of the modern dressing room and next year, we predict both the bed and storage zones will be accounted for in…

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Recently, we’ve seen s’mores taking over TikTok…firstly Zoe Rae’s air fryer s’mores recipe reached viral status hitting upwards of 1 million views and now savoury s’mores are taking over the social media platform! @convinoboard recently posted on TikTok sharing their savoury s’mores recipe and people have been going crazy for the recipe in the comments. One said, “That cheese pull 😍🧀” and another said, “Immediately saves 😳”. Well-known air fryer brand, Ninja Kitchen, has reported that there have been 22,000 searches for ‘air fryer smores’ in the last month alone and searches for ‘savoury s’mores’ are up by 53% in the last week! With this in…

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Thanksgiving Feasting: How to Cycle Away Those Holiday Calories Top Thanksgiving dishes decoded for fitness enthusiasts looking to stay active this holiday season As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, families across the U.S. prepare to gather around the dinner table, ready to indulge in traditional feasts filled with beloved dishes. But amidst the festive spirit, a question lingers: how can we balance indulgence with fitness during this food-filled season? In a recent study, buycycle (https://buycycle.com/en-us), the leading marketplace for premium pre-owned bikes, analyzed the calorie content of classic Thanksgiving dishes and calculated the amount of cycling and running required to burn…

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The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) condemns Commons’ Vote to Pass the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill. This legislation, if passed, threatens to reverse years of progress made in reducing tobacco consumption and puts public health at serious risk. The Tobacco and Vapes Bill will reintroduce Sunak’s measures in prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to any adult born after 2009, as well as tighter restrictions on safer alternatives to combustible tobacco, such as vapes, heaters, and nicotine pouches. In a statement, Mike Salem, UK Country Associate at the CCC, stated, “These measures are unjust, unworkable and overreaching. “The last thing…

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An electrician from MyBuilder.com is warning people to be extra cautious with electrical devices this holiday season, fearing that a lack of electrical knowledge is what makes December the danger month for house fires in the UK.  While it can be a time for over indulgence, Christmas should come with an electrical health warning, say experts, due to the dramatic increase in appliances being used in our homes. Extension cables left coiled up and overloaded sockets and adapters can also dramatically increase the risk of fires. The extra sockets used for Christmas lights and decorations, plus extra guests needing to plug in…

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Avery Healthcare has delivered over 1,500 cakes to charities that provide comfort and support to vulnerable people facing homelessness and isolation across the UK. This generous donation was part of Cake4Kindness Day, an annual event organised by the charity Cake4Kindness, held on Thursday 21st November. The initiative brings communities together to bake and share cakes, helping alleviate social isolation and support local charities. Avery care homes across the country united in a nationwide effort to spread kindness, donating baked goods to charities such as The Salvation Army, Homeless Street Angels, The Good Shepherd Hospice, The Light Project, The Purfleet Trust…

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This Black Friday, Pow Food is inviting people to join their Green Friday movement – a sustainable and mindful alternative to the traditional shopping frenzy. From November 27th to 29th, Pow Food’s Green Friday campaign will support both the planet and the community, proving that conscious consumerism can make a real difference. As part of the campaign, Pow Food will donate 10% of all sales to the Marylebone Project, the UK’s largest and longest running women-only homelessness centre, which provides life-changing support for women escaping homelessness and crisis – with over 90 years of experience, 112 residential beds across two buildings, and the…

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Buyers and sellers looking for the right time to move can consider top reasons from property experts to start the process this November and December. The autumn and winter months may not be the first that come to mind when considering a move, but potential buyers and sellers can be reassured by the experts that the end of the year is a golden opportunity to secure the ideal home. From better deals to less competition and more opportunity, the property specialists at Beresfords Group have compiled the top reasons as to why it’s a good time to push forward and…

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