Norway is the ninth healthiest nation in the world, according to Bloomberg’s 2019 Healthiest Country Index. For years, the Norwegian government has worked diligently to get the nation eating healthy, and Bloomberg’s ranking proves that they’ve been a success. But, how have they done it, and should other countries follow their lead?
Sunburned onions and crooked carrots could become common in the shops because the dry summer forced the vegetable grower, Bama,to lower their standards. The…
The price of vegetables are between 10 and 15 percent higher this year than last year. The drought is the cause. “It’s a difficult…
Norwegians consumption of vegetables has very much become in season, while unhealthy sugar confectionery has been cast aside. The Directorate of Health are, nevertheless, worried…
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Standard Norway invites Norwegian traders to create new standards for vegetables. It could mean curved carrots on store shelves and that less food will be…
Europeans are not listening to advice about eating ‘five a day’. Only one of seven eat enough fruit and vegetables, and Norwegians are among the…
In 2015, biological control agents were applied to 90 per cent of the area of edible crops in greenhouses, while chemical pesticides were used on…
The price of potatoes, carrots and squash is going down this week, reports the Agriculture Directorate. The agreed price movements is why there is a…