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Taco Bell finds horse meat, new equine DNA test announced

Cargill to label finely textured beef

The product consists of scraps of higher-quality cuts treated with citric acid to eliminate bacteria

Shane O'Halloran

November 7, 2013

The company will make the changes in time for the 2014 grilling season.

FDA gives sneak peek at new Food Defense Plan Builder tool

FDA says partially hydrogenated oils no longer GRAS

The ban on trans fats is intended to curb heart attacks.

Shane O'Halloran

November 7, 2013

The ban on trans fats is intended to curb heart attacks.

Returns suggest GMO labeling will lose in Washington, but supporters remain optimistic

Washington is a mail-in ballot state, and up to 40 percent of ballots come in after the final postmark-by date.

November 6, 2013

Washington is a mail-in ballot state, and up to 40 percent of ballots come in after the final postmark-by date.

New voice emerges in the debate over genetically modified foods

Global non-GMO market to be worth $800 billion by 2017

They would account for 15 percent of all food and beverage sales at that rate.

Shane O'Halloran

November 6, 2013

They would account for 15 percent of all food and beverage sales at that rate.

CDC: Tyson Foods chlorine gas incident due to employee language barrier

Beef bandits plead guilty in attempted Tyson theft

Two men say they attempted to steal beef valued at $87,500 from a Tyson plant in Kansas.

Shane O'Halloran

November 6, 2013

Two men say they attempted to steal beef valued at $87,500 from a Tyson plant in Kansas.

Nestle SA plans salt reduction to meet WHO targets

The company will reduce salt by at least 10 percent in hundreds of products over the next three years.

Shane O'Halloran

November 5, 2013

The company will reduce salt by at least 10 percent in hundreds of products over the next three years.

Sequester could cause billions of dollars in losses for meat producers

Appeals court puts hold on horse slaughterhouses

A federal judge in Albuquerque dismissed a lawsuit from the Humane Society on Friday, but plans to open the facilities have been halted at the last minute.

Shane O'Halloran

November 5, 2013

A federal judge in Albuquerque dismissed a lawsuit from the Humane Society on Friday, but plans to open the facilities have been halted at the last minute.