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Growing Belgian endive – known as chicon in French and witloof in Dutch – is now recognised cultural heritage in Brussels.
The Vegetarian Cities Index has ranked Ghent number 24 and Brussels number 34 on its list of the most vegetarian-friendly cities in the world. No other Belgian city made the list of 75.
More than 17,000 people in Belgium have signed up for the Veggie Challenge, starting this Monday, during which participants pledge to eat no meat or very little meat for a month.
Deliveroo couriers in Belgium might soon have to take selfies of themselves when they are working to combat employment fraud in the ranks.
Brussels can expect up to 10 more Burger King fast-food outlets over the next five years.
While they’re no longer made here, Chokotoffs are still considered a quintessential Belgian product.
Good news for Eurocrats, and anyone living in the European quarter: A new food market is coming to Square Marguerite, next to the Ambiorix park.
Three tons of food from retailers and restaurants in Brussels was binned in 2019 because it did not conform to safety regulations.
Less than a year after opening his Andenne atelier and boutique, Ariqua Denis was named Wallonia’s chocolatier of the year 2020 by go
