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WASHINGTON, Oct. 13, 2021 – Butterball, LLC, a Mount Olive, N.C. establishment, is recalling approximately 14,107 pounds of ground turkey products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically blue plastic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The ground turkey items were produced on September 28, 2021. The following products are subject to recall: 2.5-lb. trays containing “farm to family BUTTERBALL all natural Ground Turkey” with the case code 50211271, a sell or freeze by date of 10/18/2021, and timestamps from 2123 through 2302 printed on the packaging. 3-lb. tray containing “Kroger GROUND... Read more →

Brian “Boomer” Matthew Conroy, from Cherry Hill, formerly of Collingswood, NJ, age 36, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, September 21, 2021. Brian was a loyal friend & family member, full of random knowledge. He played golf like a pro whenever he picked up a club, rendering his roses gave him great joy, and he had a contagious laugh that got everyone going. His guitar playing and singing could capture any audience. It brought you back to the 1970's when the world was a different place. Brian worked for Tutti Toscani, regular customers will miss his welcoming face. He loved playing... Read more →

You know what your kids need to eat but getting them to do so is another story. As a parent, you love cooking meals that your family loves and devours. Unfortunately, when one or more of your kids dislikes most foods, meal time can become a war zone. Satisfying a picky eater nourished is challenging. So, how do you feed a picky eater the foods they like and ones you know they need? Food is Fuel When children are just starting to eat table food, it’s pretty easy. You mash up vegetables and give it to them in small quantities.... Read more →

More and more people are moving towards a vegan diet as concerns over animal welfare and the impact mass farming has on the environment increase. For those who haven't adopted a vegan lifestyle, it can be hard sometimes when thinking about what to cook for them or get them as gifts if they are food lovers. However, with so many more vegan products being available on the mass market, it is much easier than you might think to get them the perfect gifts – and if you have a vegan foodie in your life, here are some things you can... Read more →

Throughout history, herbs have been used for medicinal purposes. From helping to draw out the infection to reduce swelling and inflammation, there is a specific science behind them. Herbs can treat a variety of conditions, both physically and psychologically. So, if you’ve been wanting to give herbal medicine a try, you first need to know the benefits and possible contraindications. Here are the top herbs you need in your medicine cabinet. Sage In addition to flavoring your stuffing, sage also hosts a slew of medicinal benefits. It’s thought to boost brain health and also improve overall function. Its healing properties... Read more →

Adelphia restaurant image On July 29, 2021, officers from the Deptford Township Police Department responded to the report of a disturbance at the Adelphia Restaurant on Clements Bridge Road in Deptford Township. As already reported extensively, a private security officer and his canine, employed through a security firm contracted by the restaurant, engaged a patron and were subsequently involved in an altercation with that patron, both at the front entrance and then in the restaurant’s parking lot. The patron subsequently suffered several puncture wounds due to bites from the canine. Following the incident, the Deptford Township Police Department promptly brought... Read more →

Looking east on Market Street from Broadway towards the railroad tracks. The Chosen Profection Soul Food store is on the right inside the yellow circle. Members of the Gloucester City Police Department responded to two calls to that location on July 3. According to GCPD Activity docket the first time the police responded was 8:47 PM, the caller said there was a large crowd of people standing outside the store; some of the people were underage and they were drinking alcohol. Two hours later, the crowd had grown to 200 people. (Photo credit Google Maps and Brianna) William E. Cleary... Read more →

People used to think that those organisms that parasite on others can’t have positive sides. However, there are always exceptions to the general rules, and such is a cordyceps. Medical mushroom extracts with their adding gained trust in the modern society where everybody finds various ways of renewing the body's functions. This fungus is common for the Chinese who found it in ancient times and applied the product in national medicine in the shape of powder and soups. Nowadays, pharmaceutical companies import it abroad for selling to people who have a desire to solve their health disorders and prevent new... Read more →

With the catastrophe and decline of bees all around the world, Jersey locals want to minimise the vulnerability of this eco-dependant species. The declining bee population has long been an issue addressed on wildlife documentaries all over the world, and while many scientists and environmental scientists are trying to innovate ideas to sustain the species, Jersey local malls are doing their part in aiding the long-term goal. There are even talks of local tennis courts and the best bookmakers for tennis incorporating honey bees within the roofs of venues, but nothing has amassed to a definite go-ahead as of yet.... Read more →

LOBSTER ROLLS, GOURMET DOUGHNUTS, RAINBOW ICE CREAM:Foodies can now book one of seven women-led food tours from Newark to Haddonfield to Cape May New Jersey, U.S. (June 21, 2021) – Whether it’s a brunch-time stroll through Cape May‘s seafood specialists and authentic international eateries or a movable feast of Somerville’s international cuisine, New Jersey food lovers and visitors can experience it all through the New Jersey Food Tour Trail – seven women-led food tours that will resume operations by July 1. The New Jersey Food Tour Trail is a collaboration of fun and delicious food tours all over the Garden... Read more →

LOBSTER ROLLS, GOURMET DOUGHNUTS, RAINBOW ICE CREAM Foodies can now book one of seven women-led food tours from Newark to Haddonfield to Cape May New Jersey, U.S. (June 21, 2021) – Whether it’s a brunch-time stroll through Cape May‘s seafood specialists and authentic international eateries or a movable feast of Somerville’s international cuisine, New Jersey food lovers and visitors can experience it all through the New Jersey Food Tour Trail – seven women-led food tours that will resume operations by July 1. The New Jersey Food Tour Trail is a collaboration of fun and delicious food tours all over the... Read more →

NEW JERSEY, USA — Looking for something fun to do when the weather turns warm again? Plus, when restaurants are able to safely open back up, you may be itching to get out and become a foodie! So, look no further than the New Jersey Food Tour Trail: your go-to interactive and guided experience involving fun food and drinks throughout the state. The New Jersey Food Tour Trail is a collaboration of food tours that operate in various regions throughout the state. The joining of tours was developed for tourists to create their own trail in an effort to “eat... Read more →

Life isn’t over once you reach 50; for some, it’s only the beginning. Since the median life expectancy has grown in recent years, we can think of 50 as the new 30 and treat it as such. Relationships are essential, and if you’re over 50 and single because you just went through a divorce, have never married, or have lost your significant other, you can still experience love. The solution to finding love for mature people is using free mature dating apps, which can bring you closer to finding a perfect match. While it’s a given that finding love even... Read more →

According to the dictionary, poverty means “the state of being extremely poor”. However, when most people think of poverty the visuals of a struggling African family or malnourished children come to mind. While both of these visuals hold serious stakes in reality, the poverty epidemic runs much closer to home than most Americans realize. Poverty is never thought of as an issue to which the United States could succumb, yet one in six Americans face hunger problems on a daily basis. While American poverty has been left under wraps for years according to many essay about poverty, international areas such... Read more →

No doubt you've come across a Lyrical Lemonade music video before. The song turns out to be a banger, and now your whole recommendations tab features music videos from prominent young rappers from westside Chicago. But what is Lyrical Lemonade and why are they making music videos for some of the biggest stars in the rap game? If you're looking for answers, then you're at the right place. In this article, we will look at the world-renowned Lyrical Lemonade brand and look at why is it so popular. So with all that out of the way, let's jump right into... Read more →

Catholic Charities receives funding from annual ShopRite Partners in Caring Program “Ending Hunger Together” was a most appropriate contest theme for the annual ShopRite Partners In Caring Cheerios Contest, sponsored by ShopRite and General Mills. Wallybeth Figueroa, Catholic Charities senior case manager in Gloucester County, and Kevin Hickey (right), executive director, accept a donation from West Deptford ShopRite store director Mike Ross. The pandemic did not stop ShopRite associates from carrying out this annual campaign during “Hunger Action Month” in September, when they rallied to collect donations from customers to support the fight against hunger. Each year, ShopRite and General... Read more →

May 21, 2021 video courtesy of Fox 5 NEW YORK Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on Jews being attacked at diners: There is nothing new under the sun about protesters on opposite sides clashing in the streets. There is something different, however, when innocent people who are minding their own business get attacked simply because they are of the same racial, ethnic or religious stock of one of the parties to the protest. This happened in Los Angeles on May 18 and in New York City on May 20. In both cases the victims were Jews and the attackers... Read more →

United Kingdom – There was no better time for Tony Ankers to release ‘Enemy Within the Gates: The Secret Cabal and the Destruction of The West’. After all, the world has spent the last year believing the so-called “truth” about Covid-19; its origins, geopolitical response and the supposed vaccine that will heal humanity. But as Ankers knows, it’s yet another fabrication on the part of a secret cabal that has been controlling humanity for over a century. While it might initially sound far-fetched, Ankers presents his findings with fact, unambiguous evidence, over 1,000 footnotes, and over two decades of trying... Read more →

This Memorial Day Weekend, all Delaware River Waterfront Parks will be open and in full swing, with the addition of exciting new food and drink, marking the official return of Summer on the Waterfront. PHILADELPHIA (May 18, 2021) -- With the May 26th opening of Spruce Street Harbor Park, a stroll down Philadelphia’s Urban Boardwalk will lead you right into the return of Summer on the Waterfront just in time for Memorial Day Weekend. Between Race Street Pier, Cherry Street Pier, Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest, and Spruce Street Harbor Park, Philadelphians and visitors will once again have ample space to... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews LOVE YOUR MONEY--Washington has announced it is sending $2.765 billion to the state of New Jersey's Department of Education to be dispensed to school districts throughout the state. Gloucestercitynews.net graphic files According to the Courier Post, the Camden City School District will receive the highest amount of funding – $100 million – under the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund in the ARP Act. The funding formula is based on Title 1 No Child Left Behind standing and other factors. A random list of schools in the Camden County region and the money... Read more →

It often happens that on the first date of two unfamiliar people, some absurdity occurs anyway. Nevertheless, there are incidents that you can avoid. They are related to the food you choose. If you and your chosen one decide to dinner in a restaurant, it is crucial to know a few tips and peculiarities. Not all dishes that a restaurant serves are suitable for a first date. Remember which food you shouldn’t order at the first meeting when Ukrainian women dating so as not to drop a clanger. Tacos and Burritos Mexican cuisine is distinguished by its zesty taste, which... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, PA--Center City District Restaurant Week returns May 17 through 28. Participating restaurants are offering multi-course prix fixe lunches for $20 and dinners for $35 to enjoy indoors or outdoors at the restaurant or to take home. Whether you feel more comfortable dining out or taking home, support your favorite Center City businesses to help restore jobs during CCD Restaurant Week. Center City District Restaurant Week May 17-28, 2021* $20 Lunch & $35 Dinner Enjoy special three-course meals at participating restaurants. Explore options for dine-in, delivery, or takeout today! *Not all restaurants are serving lunch, and not all restaurants are... Read more →

Pooches Invited to Silver Diner Outdoor Dining for 2nd Annual Pups on the Patio Peyton Cleary (CNBNews photo) CHERRY HILL, NJ – Wag your tails, pups! Back by popular demand, Pups on the Patio has returned to Silver Diner in Cherry Hill. Outdoor dining guests are invited to dine with their (leashed) furry friends now until the end of summer Mondays through Thursdays from 5 to 7 p.m. Outdoor seating is under a shaded tent, and water and dog treats will be provided. Dogs must be leashed on the premises. Pups on the Patio will also offer the chance for... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA (May 6, 2021)(CNBNews)--Center City District Restaurant Week returns May 17 through 28. Participating restaurants are offering multi-course prix fixe lunches for $20 and dinners for $35 to enjoy indoors or outdoors at the restaurant or to take home. Whether you feel more comfortable dining out or taking home, support your favorite Center City businesses to help restore jobs during CCD Restaurant Week. Dining out is different this year. Be a responsible customer: protect yourself, protect the wait staff, respect the needs of customers. We’ll get through this together. Parking discounts have gone digital! While enjoying CCD Restaurant Week,... Read more →

press release Chef Rene Johnson’s healthier, vegan spin on famous soul food staples has seduced some of the world’s biggest dignitaries, and it all started in her grandmother’s kitchen. From Vice President Kamala Harris and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to author and activist Dr. Cornel West, actor Danny Glover, Congresswoman Barbera Lee and California Governor Gavin Newsom; Chef Rene Johnson’s signature healthy southern-inspired comfort foods have fed guests at countless exclusive soirees from Washington to Hollywood. Describing her acumen for whipping up addictive soul food dishes for satisfied A-list crowds, Chef Rene Johnson shares, “My grandmother was amazing... Read more →

One of the most annoying things to deal with is poor digestion and acid reflux. If you are familiar with IBS, IBD, or if you simply have a very irritable stomach, then you’ll know how difficult it can be to live with digestive issues. At times, these issues can be overwhelming which is why you need to get them under control sooner rather than later. Although there is no quick fix or miracle cure for everyone, there are different things you can do and try to help ease your digestion. If you’re lucky enough, they’ll work for you! Keep reading... Read more →

Apr. 12, 2021 at 9:40 AM Cape May, NJ — Cape Beverage is thrilled to welcome another stellar brand to their lineup. Great America Moonshine, brewed and bottled in Detroit, Michigan, will be distributed to the counties of Cape May, Atlantic, Cumberland, Salem, Gloucester, and Camden beginning April 19th. “Great America is an excellent complement to Cape Beverage’s portfolio,” says Cape Beverage CEO Ryan Krill. “They have a unique product that we don’t currently offer, and the liquid is fantastic. I was able to tour their facility in Detroit, and they are a first-class operation: these guys are total pros... Read more →

Nutritious and delicious, there are endless ways to enjoy California Sweetpotatoes. (NAPSI)—Trying to incorporate more healthy foods into your cooking repertoire? Think California Sweetpotatoes. Nutritious and delicious, California Sweetpotatoes are filled with plenty of vitamins and minerals, loaded with fiber and are heart-healthy to boot. There are endless ways, classic and creative, to enjoy California Sweetpotatoes. Take these Twice-Baked Sweetpotatoes, for example. They make an excellent side or even main dish—hello Meatless Monday—and, since California Sweetpotatoes are available year-round, you can switch things up with seasonal ingredients. If you like getting creative in the kitchen, you’ll love using California Sweetpotatoes... Read more →

With the Major League Baseball season starting up again, BonusFinder  is looking for baseball and hot dog  super fans to become their  official  MLB Professional Food Tester. The successful applicant will determine the BEST hotdogs to eat whilst watching and celebrating the new MLB season and what’s even better, you get PAID to do so.   That’s right, you could be paid $500 with all expenses paid for to watch baseball AND  eat some quality hotdogs! To apply, all you have to  do is fill in the form on their website and tell us why you would be PERFECT for the role: https://www.bonusfinder.com/about-us/blog/mlb-food-tester-get-paid-500-eat-hot-dogs-and-watch-baseball... Read more →

Introduction Food is the true constant in life. Scintillating dishes and scrumptious meals never go out of style or season. For that reason, and for several others, the tree of Instagram accounts is ripe with channels that cover food. Even when it comes to Instagram marketing, posts that include food are several times more likely to help you gain engagement on Instagram. If you are looking for accounts that have left their followers on Instagram drooling, we have you covered. Read on for a list of seven Instagram accounts that every food lover must follow. 1. Smitten Kitchen With a... Read more →

Get Inspired Having a vision of what you want to achieve is the best place to start when revamping your living room. You can get inspiration from social media sites, design magazines, blogs, and various websites like Pinterest. You also can borrow ideas from the different places you visit, including offices, interior design showrooms, and even your friends or relatives’ homes. Pay attention to the colors, spatial layout, and décor. Try to create a mental image that speaks to you, or better yet, take pictures to use as reference points when you start redoing your living area. Plan Your Layout... Read more →

Celebrate Easter at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia Savour the holiday with offerings from culinary partners JG SkyHigh, Vernick Fish and hand-crafted pastry this Easter at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia. Easter Views Easter brunch becomes elevated at JG SkyHigh. Guests can enjoy a prix-fixe brunch (USD 125) including an abundant tower featuring osetra caviar blinis, avocado lettuce cups, smoked salmon, prosciutto, and almond pancakes. For the main course, guests can choose rack of lamb, lobster eggs benedict, or soft poached eggs. Finish the meal with a delicate strawberry pavlova dessert. For reservations, call 215 419 5000 or click here. Breakfast Provisions... Read more →

Governor Cuomo and Governor Murphy Announce Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Governor Phil Murphy today announced that New York City and New Jersey will expand indoor dining capacity to 50 percent beginning March 19. Currently, New York City and New Jersey restaurants are operating at 35 percent capacity and the rest of New York State is operating at 50 percent capacity. This follows Governor Cuomo's announcement that restaurants outside of New York City will expand to 75 percent capacity beginning March 19. "In New York State, our decisions are based on science and data and we are encouraged by the... Read more →

(Camden, NJ) – With the rate of new COVID-19 cases continuing to decline throughout the state, Governor Phil Murphy has signed an executive order allowing increased capacity at indoor businesses, including bars and restaurants, and for outdoor gatherings. As of Friday, March 19, restaurants, bars, food courts and other such indoor businesses that serve food and drinks, along with personal care services (such as salons and barber shops) and recreation/entertainment businesses that include gyms and casinos, can increase their customer capacity from 35 percent to 50 percent. Indoor gatherings can increase from 10 to 25 people and outdoor gatherings can... Read more →

Support Philly Restaurants You can make a difference by buying yourself dinner. That’s right. Many of your favorite restaurants really need your support and a great way to show your love is by ordering takeout. You’re not only putting food on your table, you’re helping restaurant workers put food on theirs. So skip the dishes and do your part. Beloved mom-and-pop-owned restaurants need your business more than ever now. Support independently owned Chinese restaurants and share your favorites on social media with #savechineserestaurants. Order takeout for your chance to win dinner for a year. Submit your receipt from takeout to... Read more →

Seasons Kosher Supermarket Follows Years-Long Tradition Serving as NYC Metropolitan Area’s Hubs for Passover Shopping (March 5, 2021 - New York, NY) - Seasons Kosher Supermarkets will once again serve as the hub for the NYC Metropolitan Area’s Kosher-for-Passover needs, featuring two locations in Clifton, New Jersey, and Scarsdale, New York. All locations are served by a helpful and engaging team who attend to every customer with a smile. Management is easily available and excited to form close ties with each community they serve. Seasons is focusing on its family values, providing the highest-quality, most comfortable experience for its customers.... Read more →

It is quite difficult for the restaurant staff to maintain a high level of cleanliness in the premises. This is impossible in places where there is always a large stream of visitors. But cleanliness is the “calling card” of any good restaurant. By how clean the guest room is, you can judge the sanitary conditions in the kitchen. If visitors see dirt on the floor or on other surfaces in a restaurant where they have come to rest and relax, then there is a high probability that they will not come here again. Cleanliness is the first thing visitors look... Read more →

(GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ)(CNBNews)--James Papas, of Philadelphia Cheesesteak Adventure visited Chubby's Steakhouse, 239 Monmouth Street, recently to try out their cheesesteak. He's been in Food & Wine, spotlighted on Stephen Colbert, in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Fox 29, 6ABC, etc. In May 2018 Papas began his quest to find the best cheesesteak calling his website Philadelphia Cheesesteak Adventure. Since that time he has eaten 749 cheesesteaks. Papas says in his review about his experience at Chubby's, "Gloucester City has an amazing Steakhouse! That used to be a question and now it is a statement. A day of cheesesteaks with Amigo Dan, Oldest... Read more →

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Did you know that 40% of all food in the U.S. goes to waste and 43% of that waste actually happens in our homes1? It's a shocking reality. This is why Hellmann's is committed to inspiring more than 100 million people around the world to waste less food each year. For the first phase of the effort, Hellmann's has teamed up with celebrated comedian, actress, and author, Amy Schumer, to debut its first big game advertising spot to raise awareness around the issue of food waste. Together, Amy and Hellmann's will encourage... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA--Nutritional Development Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s (NDS) Community Food Program is continuing its efforts to fight hunger in the Philadelphia region by participating in the nation-wide Souper Bowl of Caring collection. This effort aims to help tackle hunger in local communities using the energy surrounding the Super Bowl. This relief effort is especially critical when many across the Philadelphia region are faced with food insecurity and increased financial challenges stemming from the ongoing pandemic. Each month, NDS’ Community Food Program is delivering over 25,000 pounds of food to its network of over 50 food cupboards and outreaches... Read more →

Have you developed some love handles during the last lockdown? We get you. Everyone’s been there, and nobody liked it one bit. Just in case there will be another lockdown in your country or area, we thought about writing a short guide on how to eat well and form some healthy habits so you can avoid the nasty side effects of being locked inside your house. Fortunately, you can avoid the formation of love handles and other fatty deposits by doing mild exercises and making slight adjustments to your diet during this time. So without further ado, here are our... Read more →

Suffering from Covid Crackdown The New Jersey Business & Industry Association strongly supports a legislative package before an Assembly Committee today that aims to help restaurants and small businesses suffering from the economic fallout of COVID-19. NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Chris Emigholz said the bills would address some of the overly restrictive limits that have been placed on restaurants and small businesses during the pandemic, such as indoor capacity limits and the use of outdoor tents and heaters. One of the bills would also require the state Division of Alcohol and Beverage Control to waive the $75 permit... Read more →

Center City Fit Free Skate Presented by Rothman Orthopaedics Need some outdoor exercise this winter? We've got just the thing at Dilworth Park. Every Tuesday from 12 - 1 p.m. now through February 28, adults can keep active outdoors at the Rothman Orthopaedics Ice Rink with complimentary admission and skate rental. Storytime in the Wintergarden The Wintergarden on the Greenfield Lawn welcomes families on Saturday mornings for a free storytime for children ages 2-8, featuring guest readers and special weekly themes. Storytime in the Wintergarden will be held every Saturday morning from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., starting January 23... Read more →

(CNBNews)(January 11, 2021)--Grocery shopping is of utmost significance during the pandemic. Various questions are hovering in people's minds regarding safe shopping avenues. Keep in mind that there is a deep interrelation between Covid-19 and food packaging. Water droplets disseminate coronavirus. In this scenario, people are cautious regarding their grocery shopping because they want to abstain from any risk. However, make a note that although various grocery stores would be temporarily out of products, there is no shortage on the global scale. Food manufacturing and production continues even during a pandemic. Therefore, customers will get hold of their grocery items, irrespective... Read more →

Camden County has partnered with Touch New Jersey to bring FREE food distribution to those in need throughout Camden County. Drive-up only. Must wear a mask and practice social distancing. Charles J. DePalma Public Works Building 2311 Egg Harbor Road, Lindenwold, NJ, 08021, United States Read more →

Derek Timm | Special to CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (January 10, 2021)--A few weeks ago Thomas Murphy's Pub, 157 SOUTH BURLINGTON STREET, teamed up with one the guys who made Mitchell and Ness a global brand and is known as a fried chicken aficionado. SEE FULL MENU Thomas Murphy's Pub 157 S Burlington Street Gloucester City, NJ 08030 (856) 432-6317 HOURS Sunday to Saturday 11am to 10 pm 'Thomas Murphy's Pub has engaged Rueben "Big Rube" Harley, Philly’s beloved "fried chicken master," to sell his signature fried chicken and fried chicken sandwiches. Harley, a pop-up chef and photographer, is known... Read more →

(CNBNEWS)(January 8, 2021)--It has always been important to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and if 2020 reminded the world of anything, it's how vulnerable people can be. With being stuck at home for the majority of last year, perhaps your health routine took a stumble, but now you're ready to get back on track. If you want to bounce back from weight gain or simply to start thinking more about your health in general, here are a few top tips to help you get started. Diet The first place to look at if you're wanting to make a healthy change in... Read more →

Release Date: January 7, 2021 JAMAICA, N.Y. — U. S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists at John F. Kennedy International Airport seized more than 20 lbs. of swine meat and 30 containers of edible bird’s nests from a passenger arriving on a flight from China. On January 4, a passenger declared meat to a CBP agriculture specialist but indicated no other food products. During the subsequent examination the meat was confirmed to be prohibited. In addition, 30 containers of a food product known as “bird’s nests” were discovered. These real bird’s nests are produced around the world as... Read more →

Bushmeat is meat derived from non-human primates ~CBP January 5, 2021 NEWARK, N.J. — U. S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists at Newark Liberty International Airport seized nearly 9 lbs. of meat from a passenger arriving on a flight from Ghana. The passenger, an United States citizen, declared the meat to CBP agriculture specialist. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) identified the meat as bush meat and advised CBP to seize and dispose of the meat in accordance with CDC guidelines. “CBP Agriculture Specialists made critical interceptions of these prohibited animal products and stopped them from entering the... Read more →

January 04, 2021 ShopRite announced today that 39 select pharmacies in New Jersey are set to administer COVID-19 vaccines to healthcare workers as part of its partnership with the state of New Jersey, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). ShopRite pharmacies are following the federal government’s distribution schedule, and are taking a phased approach to the vaccine’s distribution, focusing on those individuals at highest risk of exposure. In this first phase, persons working in the healthcare profession are prioritized to receive the vaccine. “We are excited to be... Read more →