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Big Business

The pitfalls of gluten-free pizza making

09/08/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

The convoluted and confusing messaging around the recent launch of US pizza chain Papa Johns' ancient grain pizza has been greeted with equal measures of 'shock horror' and hilarity. 'Papa John’s does not recommend pizzas with Gluten-Free Crust with Ancient Grains for …

Category: Allergies, Big Business, Food, Food/Health Policy, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-freeTag: Anaphylaxis Campaign's corporate conference on thresholds, Confusing messaging around Papa John's gluten-free pizzas, elimination off allergen risk, Establishing thresholds of risk, Papa John's gluten-free ancient grain pizza crust, Papa John's gluten-free disclaimers for their gluten-free-free pizzas, Papa John's gluten-free pizza crust, Papa John's jumping te gluten-free bandwagon, Pizza Express gluten free pizzas, Pizza Express gluten free protocols, Pizza Hut gluten free pizzas, Pizza Hut gluten free protocols, total elimination of allergen risk impossible, Using due diligence with respect to allergens

Generational divides – how significant are they?

04/06/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  5 Comments

Marketing people and all of those 'innovation agencies' get very exercised these days about 'generations' – the Baby Boomers, Gen X, the Millennials..... What they believe, what they care about, how they behave and, crucially, what they buy. But is this just hype or does when you …

Category: Big Business, Blogging/social media, Environmental Issues, Food, FreeFrom FoodTag: behaviour of the cohort at any lifestage, FDIN, FDIN FreeFrom Food seminar - FreeFrom Food for the Future, FDIN Millennials seminar, Generation Z and food, Millennial food shopping habits, Millennials are digital natives, Millennials attitude to food, Millennials value experience over possession, One third of millennials do not drink alcohol

What do you know about ultra sound scans?….

26/04/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Well, not a lot, to be honest. Like most people I have never really thought about them, despite their very wide use for diagnostic purposes in adults and in babies in the womb. But Jim West believes that we are very unwise to believe that just because ultrasound is so widely …

Category: Big Business, Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Food/Health PolicyTag: 1982 WHO criteria on ultrasound scan use, 50 Human Studies, Biological effects of ultrasound scans, Chinese Human Studies (CHS), Chinese Human Studies demonstrate DNA fragmentation with ultrasound, Conducted in Modern China, in Utero, Jim West, Jim West and ultrasound, placental pathology, possible dangers of ultrasound scans, Townsend Letter, ultrasound and leukaemia

Free Range Milk

06/03/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Thanks to an article  by the wonderful Joanna Blythman in a recent Guardian, I have just discovered about this brilliant initiative. Built up over the last five years by Somerset farmer, Neil Darwent, Free Range Dairy has created a set of standards and a logo, Pasture Promise, …

Category: Big Business, Environmental Issues, Food, Food/Health Policy, NutritionTag: Asda sells free range milk, Breakfast Club use Free Range Milk, Compassion in World Farming and free range cows, cows should eat grass in fields, Free Range Dairy, Free Range Milk, high intensity dairy farming, Joanna Blythman on Free Range Dairy, mega dairies, Neil Darwent, Neil Darwent and Free Range Dairy, Sustainable Restaurant Association support free range dairy, Where to buy free range milk

The Internet of Things – the implications – and the WHO…

22/02/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Gadgets are, sadly, totally wasted on me, so I am not remotely excited by the prospect of my Nespresso machine or my clothes dryer talking either to me or to each other. I am even less excited about my energy company installing a Smart Meter in my house which not only bathes me …

Category: Big Business, Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: ES campaigner Marilynne Martin, ES campaigner Olga Sheen, exposé of WHO’s industry bias, FCC and 5G, IEEE spectrum, National Toxicology Program's rat study linking cell phone technology to brain and heart cancer, Scientific American, Smart meters, smart meters bathe on in 24/7 wifi, the Internet of things, The Internet of things and 5G, World Health Organisation Setting the Standard for a Wireless World of Harm

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