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Chef S.R. Bala, President of the Indian Chefs and Culinary Association and holder of two Guinness World Records, specifically the Largest Cooking Vessel in the World and the Largest Quantity of Curry in the World, held a master class for culinary students from SHATEC Insitute and At-Sunrice Global Chefs...

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TV Celebrity, Chef Amri Azim, conducted a master class for culinary students at the Enabling Kitchen, Enabling Village in conjunction with the signing of the MOU between E21 and Singapore Chefs Association. Chef Amri has made a number of appearances in TV cooking shows in Singapore and Indonesia. Besides...

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New Zealand is a high income country, with heavy dependence on international trade, and a consumer preference for quality products. There are minimum barriers to market access to this country of 4.65 million people with tariffs ranging from zero to five per cent for consumer foods. Although New Zealand...

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According to industry analysts at Euromonitor International, the food and beverage (F&B) industry in Asia Pacific is estimated to accumulate total revenue of US$3.23 trillion in 2016. Despite the slowing economy, China, Japan and Indonesia are recognized as leading F&B producers in Asia Pacific. Source: Asia Pacific Food Industry...

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Chicken is one of the commonly consumed poultry items in the world1 and widely known for its high protein content. Several health benefits2 from consuming chicken include reducing risk of cancer, lowering cholesterol, boosting immune system, building muscles, and promoting heart health3. Loaded with vitamins and minerals, the following...

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“Do not leave food or rice on your plate. Otherwise, every remaining piece of it will be moles or pockmarks on your future spouse’s face” – a traditional Chinese superstition passed down for generations. This tactic has helped to cultivate the habit of not wasting food from young. However,...

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A quick online search about competitive eating and food challenges turns up numerous entries about the latest happenings in the realm of competitive eating internationally. Though not a new concept, the phenomenon of competitive eating has captured the public’s imagination in recent years, and is finding its way into...

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Street food dining pervades throughout every neighborhood and district in Ho Chi Minh City. Hundreds of these roadside eateries offering cheap and delicious food can be found alongside pedestrian walks and alleyways in this populous city of 8.2 million people. Street food dining represents more than just low-priced meals...

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