Preventing cross-contamination is in your hands

5 Practical Tips to Avoid Foodborne Illnesses  Cross-contamination in the kitchen is one of the main causes of foodborne illnesses, representing a significant public health risk.  Proper hygiene practices as a preventive measure against cross-contamination are crucial to ensuring food safety both at home and in professional settings.  19 July 2024  Cross-contamination occurs when disease-producing…

The 8 Food Trends Transforming the Culinary World

Gastronomy is always evolving, and today, several global trends are transforming the way we eat and experience food. From bold flavours to a focus on sustainability and health, these trends are profoundly impacting the food industry and the way chefs and restaurants interact with their customers.  Here are the eight most notable food trends changing…

Light, a source of health and well-being

16 May, International Day of Light  The International Day of Light is a global initiative, promoted by UNESCO, to increase awareness of the science and technologies of light and their impact on the world today. It commemorates the first emission of laser light in 1960, a scientific discovery that provides tools for the benefit of…

Spring season food

Fruits: Strawberries, kiwis, lemon, lime, orange, banana, passion fruit, apricots, loquat, papaya, pineapple, grapefruit, avocado, apple and persimmons. Vegetables: snow peas, young beans, peas, spinach, leeks, zucchini, broccoli, garlic, asparagus, beets, cucumbers, radishes, leeks, carrots, celery, artichokes, cabbage, lettuce, squash, eggplant, green beans and endives.

At the time of shopping

Go to the center avoiding rush hours and trying to maintain a safety distance of at least one meter with other clients. Of course, do not go if we have any symptoms that make us suspect that we are infected. Carry our own shopping bags avoiding using carts and baskets from the supermarket. Do not…