It turns out, my grandmother has sworn by these bags from Debbie Meyer as a reusable, affordable way to extend the life of perishable goods, and you can snag them on Amazon for less than $1 apiece.

The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act (HHFKA) of 2010 aligned school meal programs with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, ...

Real advice or false promises? Here are 7 red flags to spot in children-directed advertisements, according to UNICEF.

We picked the best children’s gardening sets by combining honest feedback from parents and carers who’ve used them with their ...

They’ll also be attracted to overripe fruit and vegetables, not just bananas. Tomatoes, melons, squash, and grapes will all contribute to an indoor infestation, along with potatoes and onions.

Based on their findings and statistical modeling, the researchers estimate that people who eat the CDC-recommended five cups of fruits and veggies per day could experience a 16% improvement in sleep ...

Called the "Dirty Dozen" an advocacy group is out with its annual list naming fruits and vegetables that have the most pesticide residue.

Coloradans who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits have the opportunity to be reimbursed up to $60 a month when purchasing qualifying fruits ...

Fruits and vegetables go through a lot before they end up in your fridge. They’re grown in open fields, exposed to dirt, dust, animal feces, pesticides, and sometimes even sewage-contaminated water.

Every year, the EWG ranks fruits and vegetables by their pesticide contamination — and the latest results are in.

The Environmental Working Group just released its 2025 Dirty Dozen list — and the results are eye-opening. This year’s top offenders include strawberries, spinach, and grapes, with some ...

Does fruit taste better in the Garden State? Pick your own fresh crops — at these local farms — to find out.