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Volume 5, Number
23

To lessen
human exposure, arsenic may be banned in
feed
The Center for Food Safety
and the Institute for Agriculture and Trade
Policy filed a petition with FDA to ban
arsenic-based (e.g., roxarsone) animal feeds
because of residual arsenic found in poultry
meat.

Water
index offers measure of corporate risks,
opportunities
The World
Resources Institute (WRI) in partnership with
General Electric and Goldman Sachs launched an
initiative to measure water-related risks facing
companies and their investors.

Study
to wirelessly monitor leafy greens' temperature
in transit
Two universities,
USDA and a wireless sensor supplier are
researching strategies to track the temperature
vs. time of leafy vegetables in transit to
develop a risk-assessment model for E. coli.

Organic
livestock operation decertified by
USDA
After a long legal battle,
Promiseland Livestock, LLC was suspended for
four years from organic commerce.

BPA
in canned foods rears its head as a
manufacturing issue
A recent
story in Consumer Reports revealed
potentially dangerous levels of bisphenol-A
(BPA) in canned foods caused by epoxy-based
linings.

New
Mettler-Toledo Movie Demonstrates
Product
Inspection Capabilities

Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed and Mettler-Toledo
Safeline have introduced a new 3-minute movie on
their checkweigher, metal detector and x-ray
inspection capabilities that will boost your
profits and protect your brand.
View
the
movie.

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Starbucks goes from green beans to green
plant
When a brand is linked to
corporate social responsibility, manufacturing
practices must meet certain standards. With its
South Carolina roasting facility, Starbucks
delivers.

Fabulous food plant: FAGE
Yogurt
This brand-new, nearly
lights-out plant employs state-of-the-art
process control technology to produce and
package a high-quality, consistent product.

Maintenance reliability: End of the
run-to-failure
mentality
Decrease unplanned
downtime and get a leg up on the competition
with proactive maintenance.

Devil's in the detail of beverage
manufacturing
Beverage companies
turn to the latest technologies to reduce costs
and respond to new mandates for their
products.

Industry-sponsored white
papers
"Improving Returns
From Your Cogeneration Plant"

Kellogg Company promoted
Ronald Dissinger to chief
financial officer.

Vitasoy appointed
Susan Rolnick as its new
marketing director, Mark
Sherburne as director of sales and
Jay Toscano as sales and
marketing.

Cargill agreed to purchase
Australia-based Goodman
Fielder's commercial edible fats and
oils business.

Clayton Industries, formed a
joint venture company, Clayton-KLD
China, Ltd., which is headquartered in
Macau and includes KLD Industrial
Developing Co.

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