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Chobani to donate yogurt intended for Olympic athletes

After failing to obtain the necessary Russian customs certificates, Chobani will donate the product to food banks.
Shane O'Halloran
February 13, 2014
After failing to obtain the necessary Russian customs certificates, Chobani will donate the product to food banks.
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Rockwell endorses new National Cybersecurity Framework

They say the voluntary framework includes input from a diverse group of industry stakeholders.
Shane O'Halloran
February 12, 2014
They say the voluntary framework includes input from a diverse group of industry stakeholders.
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Chick-fil-A to serve antibiotic-free chicken within 5 years

The Atlanta-based restaurant chain says it is asking suppliers to work with USDA to ensure that antibiotics are not administered to the chickens at any point.
Shane O'Halloran
February 12, 2014

The Atlanta-based restaurant chain says it is asking suppliers to work with USDA to ensure that antibiotics are not administered to the chickens at any point.


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UK public laboratory finds widespread food fraud

Almost 40 percent of samples analyzed by the lab were mislabeled.
Shane O'Halloran
February 11, 2014
Almost 40 percent of samples analyzed by the lab were mislabeled.
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Kraft to remove artificial preservatives from Singles slices

The company will replace sorbic acid with a natural mold inhibitor.
Shane O'Halloran
February 11, 2014

The company will replace sorbic acid with a natural mold inhibitor.


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California processor recalls 8.7 million pounds of meat due to lack of inspection

That quantity represents about one year's production for Rancho Feeding Corp.
Shane O'Halloran
February 10, 2014
That quantity represents about one year's production for Rancho Feeding Corp.
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Canada launches food safety reference database

The database is designed to help identify hazards in production and processing of food.
Shane O'Halloran
February 10, 2014
The database is designed to help identify hazards in production and processing of food.
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Food industry coalition seeks federal standards on genetically modified organisms

The group includes representatives from almost 30 industry companies and non-governmental organizations as well as representatives from agriculture.
Shane O'Halloran
February 7, 2014
The group includes representatives from almost 30 industry companies and non-governmental organizations as well as representatives from agriculture.
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Fire, ammonia leak shut down Cargill beef plant

Workers at the facility detected an ammonia leak at around 3:40 am and evacuated the plant.
Shane O'Halloran
February 7, 2014
Workers at the facility detected an ammonia leak at around 3:40 am and evacuated the plant.
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Coke eyes home soda market with new Green Mountain Coffee partnership

The soft drink maker plans to produce single-serving Coca Cola pods for use with the forthcoming Keurig Cold system.
Shane O'Halloran
February 6, 2014
The soft drink maker plans to produce single-serving Coca Cola pods for use with the forthcoming Keurig Cold system.
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