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Articles Tagged with ''food supply''

USDA issues second RFP for bird flu vaccine

New members appointed to National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods

June 24, 2015

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack has appointed new members to the National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods (NACMCF) for the 2015-2017 term.


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Poultry farmer wins water pollution permit case

USDA confirms new strain of bird flu detected in Indiana; cost of eggs, turkey on the rise

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
May 13, 2015

USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed it found the highly pathogenic H5N8 avian influenza in a backyard mixed-poultry flock in Whitley County, Indiana. The flu strain is different from the HPAI H5N2 virus that has been detected in multiple states throughout the Mississippi flyway. The H5N8 strain had previously only been confirmed in the Pacific flyway.


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Slow government response likely contributed to more illnesses in 2011 Salmonella outbreak

Bird flu forces layoffs at Jennie-O plant

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
May 6, 2015

The avian influenza outbreak that has devastated turkey flocks across the country, including suppliers to Jennie-O Turkey store, has forced the company to layoff employees at a Minnesota plant.


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Food prices could rise through summer

High pork prices begin to deflate

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
April 17, 2015

Strong growth in supply and low demand has driven the price of pork down from its recent high-flying prices, according to the latest quarterly report from Rabobank.

 


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Pacific sardine season called off

Pacific sardine season called off

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
April 14, 2015

The Pacific Fishery Management Council voted Sunday to close the 2015-2016 Pacific sardine fishing season beginning July 1 in order to save the industry after observing rapid population decline.

 


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Mobile devices deliver positive impact, but technology budgets still run thin

‘FoodKeeper’ reaffirms US commitment to reducing food waste

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
April 3, 2015

In an effort to strengthen its commitment to reducing food waste in advance of World Health Day on April 7, USDA has launched a new “FoodKeeper” app that delivers valuable food storage and safety information right to consumers’ mobile devices.


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US Supreme Court hears Pom Wonderful, Coca-Cola juice case

Federal commission charges Kraft, Mondelez with manipulation of wheat prices

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
April 2, 2015

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed civil complaints in US District Court Wednesday against Kraft Foods Group, Inc. and Mondelez Global LLC, charging the companies with manipulation and attempted manipulation of the prices of cash wheat and wheat futures which led to over $5.4 million in profits.


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Slow government response likely contributed to more illnesses in 2011 Salmonella outbreak
TECH FLASH

Bird flu flies east to commercial poultry farms

Confirmed cases were found this month at four commercial turkey farms within the Mississippi flyway.
Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
March 16, 2015

In all, 14 flocks have been infected in the US since the initial case was reported in December of last year. 


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Wheat--a staple grain

KSU study reveals climate change could significantly reduce wheat production

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
February 25, 2015

A new study from researchers at Kansas State University found that in future decades, at least one-quarter of the global wheat productions will be lost because of extreme weather if no adaptive measures are taken.


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Large firms best positioned to improve profit margins

Taskforce identifies steps to improve on-shelf availability

Jeremy Gerrard
Jeremy Gerrard
February 23, 2015

A new study released at the Supply Chain Conference last week reported that out-of-stocks continue at an 8 percent average rate among food retailers and manufacturers.


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