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- 1Whistleblower alleges Driscoll's sent pesticide-laden berries to Canada▼Whistleblower alleges millions of Driscoll’s berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels | CBC News
A whistleblower lawsuit in California alleges that millions of pounds of Driscoll's fruit containing pesticide and chemical levels exceeding regulatory limits crossed the border into Canada, and that the company attempted to conceal it. The allegations, reported by CBC News, raise food safety concerns for Canadian consumers and questions about border inspection practices. Driscoll's has not been quoted responding in the report.
- 2Whistleblower says Driscoll's berries sent to Canada over chemical limits▼Whistleblower alleges millions of Driscoll’s berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels
A whistleblower alleges that millions of Driscoll's berries were shipped to Canada despite containing pesticide levels above permitted limits, according to CBC reporting. The claim raises questions about food safety inspections and how much contaminated produce may have reached Canadian consumers before being flagged.
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Queen Rania of Jordan is in the spotlight amid celebrations for the wedding of Princess Sarai of Jordan. Spanish media are praising Rania as the perfect wedding guest, highlighting a berry-red dress she wore to the festivities, while also noting the family reasons behind Miriam de Ungría's absence from the royal wedding.
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Russian gardening publications are advising what to do with blackcurrant bushes at the end of September to ensure a heavy crop of large berries next summer. Recommendations circulate about autumn feeding, pruning and soil care, as gardeners prepare their plots for winter and look ahead to the next season.
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Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry's ex-husband, has asked a court for sole custody of their 12-year-old son after filing a restraining order in which he accuses the actress of choking the boy. The allegations surfaced in US tabloid reports and have put the former couple's long-running custody dispute back in the spotlight, drawing wide attention online.
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Yomiuri TV has premiered a new Wednesday-night drama titled 'Merry Berry Love' in Japan, promoted through the broadcaster's web magazine. The series debut is drawing attention among Japanese drama viewers, with searches for the title climbing as the first episode airs.
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Halle Berry has publicly rejected child abuse allegations made by her ex-husband Olivier Martinez, with TMZ reporting she points to his history of violent behaviour in response. The former couple, who divorced in 2016 and share a son, are again locked in a bitter dispute over their child, drawing wide attention as both sides trade accusations.
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Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry's former partner, has accused the actress of child abuse and is seeking a restraining order, according to Variety. The allegations involve their child and mark an escalation in the long-running tensions between the former couple. Berry has not yet publicly responded to the claims, which are drawing wide attention as the court process unfolds.
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Interest in Mary Berry and other former Great British Bake Off judges is picking up in the UK. A widely read retrospective looks at what happened to the judges who left the show, tracing their careers after their departures. Berry, who fronted the programme from 2010 before moving to other television projects, remains a favourite of British audiences.
- 10Walmart and Trader Joe's frozen berry recall expands over E coli outbreak▼Walmart, Trader Joe's frozen berry recall expands after E coli outbreak sickened 17
A recall of frozen berries sold at Walmart and Trader Joe's has been expanded following an E coli outbreak that has sickened 17 people. Health authorities linked the illnesses to the contaminated fruit, prompting retailers to widen the list of affected products. Consumers are being urged to check their freezers and discard or return the recalled berries.
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Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry's ex-partner, has accused the actress of child abuse and is seeking a restraining order, according to Variety. The allegations, made in legal filings, draw the former couple back into a public dispute years after their separation. The case involves their shared son, and Berry has not yet publicly responded to the claims.
- 12Frozen berry recall widens after E. coli outbreak sickens 17▼Walmart, Trader Joe's frozen berry recall expands after E. coli outbreak sickened 17
A recall of frozen berries sold at Walmart and Trader Joe's has been expanded following an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 17 people. The widening recall means more products and lot codes are affected, and consumers are being urged to check their freezers and discard or return potentially contaminated berries as health officials investigate the source.
- 13Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez Attended Parenting Therapy in 2024▼Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez Attended ‘Parenting Therapy’ in 2024
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez, who divorced in 2016, reportedly attended parenting therapy together in 2024 as they continued to co-parent their son. The revelation has drawn attention as an example of former spouses working on their relationship for the sake of their child, and people are discussing how common such joint counselling is among divorced parents.
- 14Surreal Food Caption Confuses Readers Online●My Dear Bushy Mums, Keep Calm: There’s a Tuna saladed in wrapped spinached cranberries, with six Lakers. With Shelved Lo
A nonsensical food-themed caption is circulating, reading: 'My Dear Bushy Mums, Keep Calm: There's a Tuna saladed in wrapped spinached cranberries, with six Lakers. With Shelved Love, Your sweet-sweaty Chum Chum(s) Namastæh.' The message, tagged with food, nature and photography hashtags and a Canadian flag, pairs garbled wording with an apparent autumn food post, leaving readers puzzled about its intended meaning.
- 15MIND diet linked to slower brain aging, study suggests●People who followed the MIND diet more closely showed slower brain shrinkage and less grey matter loss over time, with t
New findings suggest people who adhered closely to the MIND diet showed slower brain shrinkage and less grey matter loss over time, with the strongest differences equal to roughly 2.5 years of delayed brain aging. The MIND diet combines Mediterranean and DASH eating patterns and emphasises leafy greens, berries, nuts and whole grains to protect cognitive health.
- 16Experts Weigh In on Whether the MIND Diet Boosts Brain Health▼Is the MIND Diet the Secret to Better Brain Health? Experts Weigh In
Health coverage is examining the MIND diet, an eating plan combining Mediterranean and DASH approaches that has been linked in research to slower cognitive decline and reduced dementia risk. Experts are weighing how strong the evidence really is, what foods matter most, such as leafy greens, berries and whole grains, and whether the diet can genuinely protect memory as people age.
- 17Stuffed chicken breast emerges as a holiday dinner favorite▼Stuffed Chicken Breast Recipe for Holiday Dinner Ideas Stuffed chicken breast with spinach and cranberries might just be
A stuffed chicken breast recipe filled with spinach and cranberries is being shared as a festive main dish idea for holiday dinners. The recipe is pitched as an easy way to serve something that looks impressive without much effort, combining seasonal cranberries with savory spinach and cheese inside chicken breasts. Home cooks browsing holiday menu ideas are picking it up as an alternative to turkey or roast.
- 18MIND diet linked to less brain shrinkage in long-term study●A Framingham Heart Study analysis of 1,647 adults followed for about 12 years found that those who followed the MIND die
An analysis from the Framingham Heart Study followed 1,647 adults for roughly 12 years and found that those who adhered more closely to the MIND diet showed significantly less grey matter loss on MRI scans. The MIND diet combines elements of the Mediterranean and DASH diets, emphasising leafy greens, berries and whole grains to support brain health. The findings add to growing evidence that diet may help protect against age-related cognitive decline.
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Japanese social media users are sharing food and drink recommendations from the Canada Pavilion, highlighting a mixed berry juice alongside Calgary rodeo-themed menu items in an Osaka-style lineup. Posts describe the pavilion's gourmet offerings, with the berry beverage standing out as a favourite among visitors sampling the Canadian selections.
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McGill University has published a piece addressing consumer worries about pesticide residues on berries, under the pointed headline 'Yikes! There are Pesticides in my Berries!'. The item taps into ongoing public concern over chemical residues in fresh produce and how worried shoppers should be about the berries they buy.
- 21Poisonous red berries of Christophskraut spotted in Finland●Das Christophskraut steht im Unterholz und trägt im August seine auffälligen roten Beeren. Die Pflanze ist in Finnland v
The False Lily-of-the-Valley, known in German as Christophskraut, is currently bearing its striking red berries in Finland. The plant thrives in damp, shady deciduous forests and is widespread across the country. Despite its appetising look, the berries are poisonous and must not be eaten, a warning being shared with nature enthusiasts.
- 22Invasive lizards booming in British Columbia, strawberries thriving●Slugs gone, bugs gone, strawberries thriving as invasive lizards boom in B.C.
Invasive lizards are multiplying in British Columbia, where gardeners report an unexpected side effect: slugs and many bugs have vanished, and strawberry crops are flourishing. The reptiles' rapid spread is reshaping local gardens and raising questions about their long-term impact on the region's ecosystems.
- 23Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology partner on heat-tolerant strawberries●Exclusive: Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology team up to de-risk heat-tolerant strawberries
Plantik Biosciences and Hudson River Biotechnology have announced a partnership to develop strawberry varieties that can withstand rising temperatures, aiming to de-risk development of heat-tolerant fruit crops. The collaboration pairs Plantik's crop-breeding technology with Hudson River Biotechnology's plant cell engineering platform, as agriculture faces mounting pressure from climate change.
- 24Phonon Thermal Hall Effect Turns Out to Be Widespread▼The Unexpected Ubiquity of the Phonon Thermal Hall Effect
Physicists are reporting that the phonon thermal hall effect, once thought rare, appears to be unexpectedly common across insulating materials. Recent observations in multiple compounds suggest lattice vibrations can carry heat in ways that produce transverse thermal currents even without charge flow, challenging existing theories of heat transport. Researchers are now debating which microscopic mechanisms, from magnetic impurities to phonon Berry curvature, best explain the phenomenon's prevalence.
- 25Insect Saturday photo trend shows bug hiding on a berry●# InsektenSamstag Jag lovar, det är en insekt på bäret. 😄 # Photography # darktable # Nature
Nature photographers are sharing macro shots under the hashtag InsektenSamstag, or Insect Saturday. One Swedish-language contributor posted a close-up of a berry, assuring followers that an insect really is hiding on it, edited with the open-source photo tool darktable. The lighthearted challenge to spot the tiny creature has drawn amused reactions from fellow photography and nature enthusiasts.
- 26Halle Berry's Trainer Promotes Simple Four-Ingredient Metabolism Breakfast▼Halle Berry’s (60) Fitness Trainer Begs Women to Try Her 4-Ingredient Metabolism Breakfast
Halle Berry's fitness trainer is urging women over 40 to try a four-ingredient breakfast he says supports metabolism and energy. The routine, shared via Berry's wellness platform, has drawn attention online as fans discuss the star's physique at nearly 60 and whether a simple morning meal can really make a difference.
- 27Olivier Martinez Granted Restraining Order Against Halle Berry●Olivier Martinez Granted Temporary Restraining Order Against Halle Berry, Actress Will Temporarily Have Restricted Visits with Son
Actor Olivier Martinez has been granted a temporary restraining order against his ex-partner, actress Halle Berry, in their ongoing custody dispute. Under the order, Berry will temporarily have restricted visits with their son. The development escalates the former couple's long-running legal battles over parenting arrangements, and the temporary order is expected to be revisited at a future court hearing.
- 28Gardeners report a poor year for edible crops●In terms of edibles (yes, I know nasturtiums are edible), this has been a bust year. Strawberries did well, but then too
Gardeners are comparing notes on a disappointing growing season for edible produce. One grower reports strawberries as the lone success, while excessive rain and a lack of sun left tomatoes failing to ripen, a reduced pumpkin harvest, and loganberries shrivelling on the canes. The account reflects a wider mood among home growers frustrated by poor weather this year.
- 29Olivier Martinez accuses Halle Berry of child abuse, seeks custody▼Halle Berry’s ex Olivier Martinez accuses her of child abuse, seeks restraining order and full custody
Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry's ex-husband, has accused the actress of child abuse and filed for a restraining order and full custody of their child. The French actor's court filing marks an escalation in the former couple's long-running custody dispute, and the allegations are now drawing widespread media attention given Berry's high profile.
- 30Goat cheese ice cream with aronia pear compott draws attention●Ziegenfrischkäse-Eiscreme mit Apfelbeeren-Birnen Kompott (6 Portionen) Das hier ist etwas besonderes. Danach sieht es ei
A recipe for homemade goat cream cheese ice cream served with a compote of aronia berries and pears is making the rounds. The maker describes it as something special: an unusual ice cream paired with an equally uncommon fruit compote, portioned for six servings. Food lovers online are sharing and discussing the unconventional dessert combination.
- 31Olivier Martinez files restraining order citing alleged child abuse●Halle Berry Ex Olivier Martinez Files Restraining Order Over Alleged Child Abuse
Olivier Martinez, the French actor and ex-husband of Halle Berry, has filed a restraining order that reportedly includes allegations of child abuse, according to TMZ. The filing involves the former couple's ongoing custody arrangements over their son. The claims have not been independently verified, and neither Berry nor her representatives has publicly responded to the allegations.
- 32Halle Berry's ex obtains temporary restraining order●Halle Berry’s ex obtains temporary restraining order
A former partner of Halle Berry has obtained a temporary restraining order, according to a news report. The identity of the ex, who sought the order, the court involved, and the reasons behind the filing have not been detailed in the available reporting. No statement from Berry or her representatives has been included, and it is not yet known whether the order will be extended.
- 33Nam Yoon-us and Kubota Rinka bond across language barrier▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/779005/ 「メリーベリーラブ」ナム・ユンス、久間田琳加と“言語の壁”乗り越え深めた絆「妹と兄のような関係のように」【15の質問】 – Yahoo!ニュース # televis
Actor Nam Yoon-us, star of the drama "Mary Berry Love," says he and Japanese co-star Kubota Rinka overcame a language barrier to build a close bond, describing their relationship as being like an older brother and younger sister. The remarks come from a "15 Questions" interview published via Yahoo! News in Japan, drawing attention from fans of the cross-border drama casting.
- 34Worker starts 3AM shift with homemade rice, chicken and mussels●3AM start to my # work day. Always # time to make good # food . - Rice - Grilled Chicken Breasto - Mussells cooked in Co
A food blogger describes starting the workday at 3AM with a homemade meal of rice, grilled chicken breast, and mussels cooked in coconut milk with goji berries. The post frames early-morning cooking as part of a disciplined routine, sharing the plate alongside photography and lifestyle content.
- 35Derryl Berry Brings Two Books to Frankfurt Book Fair 2026●Two Books by Derryl Berry Head to Frankfurt Book Fair 2026 With a Free Book Giveaway
Author Derryl Berry is taking two of his books to the Frankfurt Book Fair 2026, accompanied by a free book giveaway for attendees. The announcement highlights the author's effort to reach international readers and publishers at one of the world's largest publishing trade fairs, where rights deals and distribution agreements are often negotiated.
- 36Fall photography focuses on berries instead of changing leaves●The leaves don’t change much here in the fall, but we get a lot of berries. #photography #sunlight #plants #nature
A nature photographer shared images of autumn berries, noting that in their region the foliage barely changes color in the fall while bushes and trees produce an abundance of berries instead. The post attracted engagement from photography and nature enthusiasts, who appreciate the seasonal alternative to the classic autumn leaf colors that dominate fall photography elsewhere.