World News Euroviews. All Europeans deserve the same quality of consumer goods | View Why I'm fighting for consumers in all EU countries to have access to the same quality food and other consumer products no matter where they shop. 25/06/2018
Hungary Blind man completes cooking school with A grade in Hungary A 44-year-old Hungarian has completed cooking school to prove that blind people are just as capable as anyone else. 20/06/2018
Greece Watch: Greek woman breaks world record for longest garlic braid Measured at 612 metres and 70 centimetres, the record surpasses the one previously broken in Hungary, which had tallied 255 metres. 20/06/2018
Living Organic gardening on the rooftops of Monaco Ex-model Jessica Sbaraglia developed her urban gardens next to the world's most expensive apartments. 15/06/2018
Spain Pig Demont or Puigdemont? Ex-Catalan leader is pigged off over pun Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has asked Spanish authorities to stop the sale of a brand of dry-cured ham called "Pig Demont" whose logo strikingly resembles him. 14/06/2018
Italy Norway takes gold at Bocuse d'Or The Mondo restaurant chef won the 6th edition in Torino to win a place in the final 13/06/2018
Australia Broccocino, anyone? Aussies create broccoli coffee to improve health Australia has developed broccoli powder made of 100% broccoli in a bid to eliminate food waste and encourage good nutrition. 07/06/2018
Taste Khinkali: Georgian dumplings like a work of art! You need a delicate touch to make khinkali and a particular technique to eat it. But the tasty Georgian treat is well worth the effort! 04/06/2018
France Cows 'herd' for the mountains Farmers in the Occitan region in the country's southeast lead the annual move, known as a 'transhumance' 30/05/2018
Italy Neapolitan pizzaoili break record for world's longest fried pizza Traditional pizza from Naples was over seven meters long 24/05/2018
Spain These electrifying, edible flowers have chefs buzzing When eaten, the Szechuan button resembles an electric shock, with a numbing effect on the tongue and lips. And it's all the rage for many chefs in Spain. 23/05/2018
World News It's the first World Bee Day Numbers of the stripy insects are declining every year largely due to human activity. They're the largest pollinators in the world and a third of the world's food production is estimated to be reliant on the yellow and black creatures. 20/05/2018
World News Which foreign cuisines do Europeans love to eat? A new YouGov survey found Italian food is the favourite cuisine in seven European countries while Polish dishes are among the least favourite. 15/05/2018
United Kingdom UK food costs could rise after Brexit. Which foods will be affected? Food prices in Britain could soar and supply could be throttled if Westminster fails to secure a post-Brexit free trade deal with the EU by 2020, according to a new parliamentary report. 10/05/2018
South Korea Inter-Korean summit sparks cold noodle frenzy Kim Jong-un reportedly made a joke about traditional North Korean noodles when he met his South Korean counterpart, sparking a craze in the South for the dish. 28/04/2018
France French MPs ban meaty words to describe vegetarian food ‘Vegan sausages’, ‘soya steaks’ and ‘quorn fillets’ will soon be a thing of the past in France. 20/04/2018
Living Miniature-sized dishes promote Turkish cuisine "It tastes exactly the same," says the miniature food cook. 12/04/2018
Living Rainbow toasts for Easter A luxury department store has teamed up with street food makers to produce technicolour toasties. 29/03/2018