Around Thanksgiving, around 200 million pounds of turkey are thrown out, the Natural Resources Defense Council estimates.

Organic foods may follow strict production regulations, but having an organic label doesn’t necessarily mean that produce is safer, healthier, or more nutritious.

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Rhug Estate, based near Corwen, revealed it will be celebrating the festive season with events for the whole family. There will be hundreds of the estate's free-range organic turk ...

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