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Could compostable Grass Straws become Newest Zero-Waste Straw Option?

Plastic straw ban in England comes into force

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From BBC News;

A ban on single-use plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds has come into force in England.

The measure, originally due to start in April, makes it illegal for businesses to sell or supply the items.

People in England use an estimated 4.7 billion plastic straws, 316 million plastic stirrers and 1.8 billion plastic-stemmed cotton buds each year.

Environmental campaigners welcomed the ban but called for a crackdown on further single-use items.

An exemption will allow hospitals, bars and restaurants to provide plastic straws to people with disabilities or medical conditions that require them.

Environment Secretary George Eustice said the government was "firmly committed" to tackling environmental "devastation" caused by single-use plastics.

Campaigners welcomed the move but said the items formed only a "fraction" of the plastic waste littering the environment.

Sion Elis Williams, of Friends of the Earth, said ministers "must also do more to challenge our throwaway culture by forcing a shift away from all single-use materials in favour of reusable alternatives".

Tatiana Lujan, of environmental law charity ClientEarth said straws, cotton buds and stirrers were "some of the most pointless plastics out there" and the ban on them was "a no-brainer".

But they remained "a tiny fraction" of single-use plastics, she said, adding that countries such as Ireland and France had "shown far more ambition" with targets on reusable packaging and deposit return schemes.

Mr Eustice said the government was "building plans" for a deposit return scheme to encourage recycling of single-use drinks containers.

The Welsh government has said it is also considering a similar ban on plastics.

A number of national restaurant chains ditched plastic straws before the ban was announced.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-54366461

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Dry Fruits and Nuts Benefits: From Heart Health to Skin Care

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Most of us, in our school days, were told to munch on a handful of walnut to improve our memory or eat a few dates for breakfast. Mothers and grandmothers would religiously soak, grind and blend a combination of dry fruits to be added to milk and fed to toddlers. These would be based on recipes passed on to them through generations for achieving weight gain and immunity for young children. Dry fruits like hazelnut, walnuts, peach, cherry, plum, melon, strawberry etc. are traditionally known to be a powerhouse of nutrients. They are said to provide us with a host of health benefiting properties, if eaten in moderation. However, they should not be confused with the candied fruits that are less fruit and more of a sugar bomb. Such candied fruits can do more harm than good as they are loaded with sugar, so one must be careful before consuming any such things. Our dried fruit pure natural, no added sugar, healthy snack.

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A powerhouse of goodness, walnuts is loaded with health benefiting properties. Including walnuts in your diet everyday can have several health benefits. These brown and crunchy delights are a treat to the taste buds. Whether you use them in salads or in desserts, walnuts taste good in almost all forms.

Walnuts have a number of neuroprotective compounds such as vitamin E, Omega 3 fatty acids and antioxidants which help to enhance cognitive function. They help to fight stress and promote a sense of calm. According to studies, vitamin E and flavanoids in walnuts also help to destroy harmful free radicals that can cause dementia.

Walnuts are rich in B-vitamins and antioxidants that fight free radical damage thus delaying and helping prevent wrinkles and other sign of ageing. Further, the presence of biotin helps to strengthen hair and reduces hair fall. Include it in your daily diet and watch out for results.

Why is it important to include fruit in our diet?

Fruit contains a variety of nutrients including vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Fruit is one of the essential parts of a healthy diet. However , there is a difference between fruit and fruit. Its quality characteristics and nutritional values are influenced by many factors from the technique of its cultivation to processing and delivery to the end customer.

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Judging by its quality, size, flavour, aroma, and the high content of natural sugar the Turkish continental fruit takes one of the first place in Europe.

Naturally, with the declining quality of fruit the price decreases as well, and vice versa. With the respect to all our customers our main aim is to offer the great taste, original product (no artificial sugar) and quality at the best possible price.

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Dried fruits are very popular for a multitude of reasons! Eating fruit is associated with improved health and provides many of the essential minerals, vitamins, phytonutrients and fiber that you need every day. Dried fruit does not spoil as quickly and is an easy snack to pack, essentially like hiking.

Dried peaches contain 34% of your daily vitamin A needs and 18% of iron recommendations, as well as being a good source of potassium and copper.

Dried apple maybe not as nutrition-packed as some other dried fruits, a serving is often lower in calories than many other choices if you are looking for a lighter snack

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Benefits Of Nuts: Eating 10 Grams Of Nuts, Walnuts or Peanuts A Day Lowers Death Risk Of Major Causes

Eating nuts has been associated with plenty of health benefits — from increased cognitive function to protection from Alzheimer’s, as well as keeping your heart healthy. Now, scientists have added more benefits to that list: People who eat a lot of nuts might have a lower risk of mortality and developing chronic diseases, including respiratory disease, neurodegenerative disease, diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, according to a new study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology.

A higher intake was not associated with further reduction in mortality risk. This was also supported by a meta-analysis of previously published studies together with the Netherlands Cohort Study, in which cancer and respiratory mortality showed this same dose-response pattern.

It’s been known for some time that nuts — which are rich in essential nutrients like fiber, protein, minerals, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids, and antioxidants — have plenty of health benefits. One 2010 study notes that “by virtue of their unique composition, nuts are likely to beneficially impact health outcomes. Epidemiologic studies have associated nut consumption with a reduced incidence of coronary heart disease and gallstones in both genders and diabetes in women,” and “studies consistently show that nut intake has a cholesterol-lowering effect.”

But the new study is really the first to show that those benefits are so wide-ranging and encompassing — and can extend past heart health and helping people manage weight/diabetes.