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Category: Health and Nutrition

Dietary health, food safety, nutrition, and food culture.

AgroecologyPosted onMay 19, 2023April 26, 2026

Pesticide Residue Limits Raised 24-Fold: Is It Still Safe to Eat Chinese Chives?

Effective from 11 May this year, a revised national food safety standard officially came into force. The maximum residue limit for procymidone in chives has been raised from 0.2 mg/kg to 5 mg/kg – a twenty-fourfold relaxation. Although prochloraz is classified as a low-toxicity pesticide, long-term ingestion may still pose…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onMay 15, 2023April 26, 2026

Nine Years Back Home, and I’m Only Just Beginning to Find My Footing

I. Loess Plateau Cuisine That Shaped My Childhood Born in the 1980s, I grew up in the mountainous folds of the Loess Plateau. I have always loved the hills, the vast plateau, and the wild freedom of roaming through slopes awash with wildflowers. My hometown lies where the borders of…

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Table StoriesPosted onMay 14, 2023April 26, 2026

Homecoming Notes: Reuniting at the Table, I Realised It Was Never Far Away

A Note from Foodthink Our memories of our mothers often seem intertwined with food and care. Perhaps she was a gifted cook, remembering every family member’s likes and dislikes, and soothing us with nourishing meals. Perhaps she wasn’t much of a cook, yet she consistently threw herself into household chores,…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onMay 11, 2023April 26, 2026

Can’t Taste the Coffee Flavours? So What?

In recent years, more and more people have turned to specialty coffee. It is genuinely fascinating, is it not? Some cups taste of chocolate, others bring to mind the bright pop of crackling candy, and still others carry the aroma of black tea. Then again, coffee can occasionally leave you…

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FermentationPosted onMarch 23, 2023April 26, 2026

Flowing Strains, Intertwined Lives: If Our Language Were Kombucha

“People never enjoy fermented drinks alone.” — *Undercooked: A History of Fermentation and Civilization* I. Meeting It was early summer in Beijing, 2020, during the initial phase of pandemic restrictions; everything still seemed manageable. The chaos of the new year and the hardship unfolding overseas had gradually receded into the…

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Alternative Food SystemsPosted onMarch 15, 2023April 26, 2026

315: How Can Consumers Spot the Genuine Article Rather Than Simply Waiting for Crackdowns?

When we talk about consumer rights, what exactly are we talking about? International consumer movements typically approach consumer rights from four key perspectives: the right to safety, the right to information, the right to choose, and the right to be heard. Today, Foodthink will take food consumption—something we all rely…

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Pandemics & Food SystemsPosted onJanuary 16, 2023April 25, 2026

Savouring winter

I. I. First Snow It was the eleventh lunar month. A light first snow dusted the town, accompanied by a sudden drop in temperature that caught even the weather forecasters off guard. We had only just emerged from a temporary lockdown a week earlier. Though local shops and courier services…

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PodcastsPosted onJanuary 12, 2023April 25, 2026

What Does ‘Getting Back to Nature’ Really Mean for Chinese Children? | Food Talk Vol. 13

Those stifled by the pandemic are longing to reconnect with nature. Around urban areas, picnics, camping, and nature education are becoming increasingly popular. Yet, in a world of rapid change, what do “the countryside” and “nature” actually signify for contemporary Chinese families and children? Is this merely a passing trend,…

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AgroecologyPosted onJanuary 6, 2022April 25, 2026

Two Meals with Lisu Villagers in Shangri-La’s Mountains

I. I. Mother’s Hearth Heading northwest from Lijiang Old Town past Lashi Lake, the distant peaks of the Yulong and Haba mountains gleam silver-white, our journey threading through the high river valleys alongside the Jinsha River. Mid-October marks the transition between autumn harvest and winter planting. Though the land along…

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