• The UN warns that it has exactly two days’ supply of food in Gaza and no more. [BBC]
• The four largest ethanol producers have teamed up to create a new lobbying group called “Growth Energy.” The message: don’t blame ethanol for high food prices. [US News]
• A survey of schools in South Carolina found some that had action plans for food allergic students, while others did not. If your kid has severe allergies, you might want to check with the school about what happens if he or she has an attack. [Reuters]
• A Georgia restaurant had its liquor license removed after authorities found photos of underage drinkers on Facebook. [AJC]
• The Hawaiian plate lunch — two scoops of white rice, macaroni salad, and meat slathered in gravy — may see its popularity rise with a Hawaiian-born president in office. [NYT]
