Vermont, the leader in maple sugar production, produces more than 2 million gallons of the sweet substance every year, ...

Building the Vermont brewery experience from the brewers' point of view is based in collaboration but also providing an experiential journey for the customer. At the 2nd Annual Vermont Craft ...

It’s probably the last thing powder hungry Northeast skiers wanted to hear: yesterday, Sugarbush Resort, Vermont, announced that it had postponed its opening date which was originally scheduled for ...

Nov. 17 (UPI) --Ben & Jerry's, the Vermont-based maker of popular ice creams, has sued its parent company, Unilever, for what it says is censorship over its views supporting Palestinians in the ...

“We know from decades of research that maple syrup is more than just sugar. It contains over 100 natural compounds, including polyphenols, that are known to prevent disease in part through their ...

Vermont Business Magazine Smokey House Center has announced ... The longevity will allow us to quantify the impacts of year-to-year variations in weather conditions on sugar maple growth, sap ...

Can you pass the maple syrup, please? Support a bird conservation initiative which integrates sustainable forest management practices with Vermont's rapidly growing maple industry! By choosing ...

Smokey House Center is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a three-year grant totaling $500,000 through the U.S.

Fraser Minten finds himself in familiar territory again: Making his Toronto Maple Leafs season debut early in the year. This time, however, his stint with the NHL club could last longer than ...

PARIS, Nov 20 (Reuters) - French group Tereos, one of the world's largest sugar makers, on Wednesday reported an 18% drop in its first-half net profit, pressured by a fall in sugar and sweeteners ...

UVM Maple Business is working on the following major initiatives right now: Maple Business Education, Maple Sap Business Promotion and Maple Economic Research Projects. Maple Sap Business Promotion: ...

According to the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association, sake exports make about $265 million dollars each year. Sake brewers also hope the UNESCO designation will help boost sales.