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Articles Tagged with ''USDA''

FSIS issues public health alert for processed breaded chicken

Jeremy Gerrard
July 28, 2014

USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service is issuing a public health alert for processed breaded chicken products manufactured at VU Foods, LLC.


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Cornucopia Institute seeks transparency with organic board nominations

Jeremy Gerrard
July 24, 2014

The Cornucopia Institute is calling for transparency on candidates being considered for appointment to the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB).


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USDA creates Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research

Jeremy Gerrard
July 24, 2014

USDA said Wednesday all 15 members on the newly created Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research’s (FFAR) Board of Directors have been selected.


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Farm Bill supports clean plant network

Jeremy Gerrard
July 21, 2014

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has allocated $5 million under the 2014 Farm Bill to support 19 National Clean Plant Network projects.


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Government agencies team up to fight foodborne illness

Jeremy Gerrard
July 17, 2014

As Americans heat up their grills this summer, the Ad Council and USDA have partnered with FDA and CDC to provide an online tool that inserts food safety tips into users’ recipes.


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Consumer rights group says inadequate USDA inspection leaves consumers at risk

Jeremy Gerrard
July 16, 2014

In a letter sent to USDA this week detailing examples of meat and poultry plants not receiving food safety inspections because of shortages in inspection personnel, nongovernmental organization Food & Water Watch says the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is mismanaged.


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Foster Farms recalls products after link to Salmonella outbreak

Jeremy Gerrard
July 8, 2014

California poultry producer Foster Farms has issued a product recall after an investigation by USDA and CDC linked the company’s chicken to an ongoing outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant strain of salmonella.


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Sodium nitrite tested as poison on feral swine

Jeremy Gerrard
June 24, 2014

In order to control the overpopulation of feral swine in the country, USDA is starting to use sodium nitrite, a preservative used to cure meat, as a poison on the animals, reports the Associated Press.


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USDA funds declining honey bee population

Jeremy Gerrard
June 24, 2014

In an active effort to find a solution to the declining bee population, USDA announced $8 million in funding the Conservation Reserve Program to give incentives to farmers and ranchers in the northern Midwest who establish new habitats for honey bee populations.


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USDA Secretary travels to Europe to discuss T-TIP

Jeremy Gerrard
June 18, 2014

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is meeting with foreign leaders throughout Europe this week to talk about the future of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP).


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