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EU allows house crickets in food products

The European Union recently allowed Acheta Domesticus, better known as the house cricket, to show up on EU consumers’ tables. The regulation allows food producers to introduce the partially defatted powder of Acheta Domesticus to the EU food market.

Now, food producers can use the powder in the production of several foods, including pizza and pasta-based products, nuts and oilseeds, snacks and sauces, meat preparations and soups, multigrain bread and other products.

The march of house crickets into European kitchens will not be completed alone. On January 6th, the EU Commission also approved the introduction of the frozen, paste, dried and powdered forms of Alphitobius diaperinus larvae, also known as the lesser mealworm, to the consumer food market.

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NEW — FDA Vaccine Advisory Committee Member Dr. Paul Offit Walks Back the CDC’s ‘Needle in Every Arm’ Narrative

“The CDC’s own data…shows really only certain groups benefit in terms of protection against severe disease. So I’m not sure why the CDC pushed forward with this.”

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TALLAHASSEE - The Florida Supreme Court on Monday rejected requests to halt a law that prevents abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. The decision will keep the law in effect until the supreme court can rule on underlying issues in the case.

I keep saying "watch for shifting alliances" now hungry purges it's military of NATO officers
The ministry says this move served the aim to modernise the army and pave the way to the rise of a new officer generation. Media reports about more than a hundred generals, colonels and other high-ranking officers sent away. Meanwhile, the former defence secretary and the Democratic Coalition’s MP, Ágnes Vadai, counted around 170 officers on Thursday. She added the officers sent away were pro-NATO.

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