These female-led future food startups are using technology to supercharge the women's health and wellness category.

A woman in Lucknow fed stray dogs by ordering bread and milk online. The delivery partner's actions sparked debate about cleanliness and civic sense, despite appreciation.

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Chinese startup Guoke Xinglian has secured ¥100M ($14.6M) in Series A+ funding to scale up its precision-fermented human milk ...

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Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is proud to recognise two outstanding women in food science and product development through the Massey University Woman in Food Science and Technology Award.

A journalist who sold her breast milk online to explore the growing market says she was left in tears when an unexpected buyer collected it ...

The morning I was due to meet 60-year-old Steve to hand over my milk I felt physically sick. My instinct was to cancel, but I ...

Somerset journalist Alev Scott investigated the unregulated UK breast milk market and discovered the majority of buyers are men, not parents - including a 60-year-old lorry driver who claimed it helpe ...

A routine delivery took a surprising turn for a Lucknow rider when a customer requested the food be given to stray dogs.

Woman brings a host of sweet, sour and savory favorites from her native Philippines more than 7,000 miles to Fargo.