grocery shopping

Feeling sluggish? Lacking concentration or fighting flab? The contents of your fridge may be to blame. The quantity stored there and their position directly influence what you eat and drink. What does your fridge say about you?

Christmas may be a season of giving, but as Victor Parachin discovers, you don't have to go broke doing so

Market research suggests that most shoppers take only three seconds to choose various foods in the supermarket, which is hardly enough time to consider value, nutrition and convenience equally.

What you eat matters! Greening your diet can have a more profound effect on greenhouse gas emissions than switching to a hybrid car.

If you want to cut down on impulse buying, save money and make better food choices, take a few minutes to plan a shopping list before you go to the supermarket.

Cancer prevention could be as close as your spice rack, says Winston Craig, a professor of nutrition.