The cause of arsenic-contaminated rice
Results from a recent study in Consumer Reports show that inorganic arsenic - still known as carcinogen - is found in more than 60 popular rice products.
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Results from a recent study in Consumer Reports show that inorganic arsenic - still known as carcinogen - is found in more than 60 popular rice products.
Around 2015, genetically modified corn, soy ... products with higher yields will be grown massively and then appear in supermarkets, markets and meals of every Vietnames…
Scientists have created a new exotic cauliflower whose original color has been replaced by a variety of colors such as orange, purple and green.
With the goal of competition and attracting domestic consumers, Taiwanese scientists have developed a new type of rice that promises not only delicious but also deliciou…
Information confirmed by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) makes any consumer to consider when it wants to consume this product.
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in Vietnam yesterday denied the fact that Vietnam is being asked for trade sa…
According to some scientists, Vietnam has less than 30 wild tiger individuals currently scattered in several national parks and conservation areas, mainly in the border…
On May 30, General Department of Standards - Measurement - Quality (Ministry of Science and Technology) announced Scan and Check barcode scanning software.
Worried about the cleanliness of today's vegetables, consumers want a clean vegetable garden to use. However, the condition of the planting place is a big obstacle. The…
The team of Plant Protection Institute is ready to transfer the technology of cultivating cordyceps fungus to potential parties and wish to replicate products to sell to…
The Bureau of Goods Quality Management yesterday advised consumers not to use pellets to save fuel and fuel-saving solutions, to limit the risk of toxic or explosive.
Although there have been rains signaling the weather has changed season, EVN forecast that the power source cannot provide enough for the demand for use and economic dev…
After a long wait, domestic consumers can now buy better quality gasoline - Mogas 95 in many gas stations. So how does Mogas 95 really differ from Mogas 92 and 90, and d…
European stores and supermarkets will not be allowed to sell 100 watt incandescent bulbs from early next month.
According to an environmental study in Canada, consumers only reuse about 2% of used batteries and tons of toxins from these batteries that are present every year at lan…