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Fonterra CEO apologizes over milk powder contamination scare

The world's leading exporter of dairy products says it found bacteria that could cause food poisoning in some products.
Shane O'Halloran
August 5, 2013
The world's leading exporter of dairy products says it found bacteria that could cause food poisoning in some products.
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Scientists serve lab-grown burger made of stem cell beef

While the cost is currently prohibitive, proponents say lab-grown meat could help feed the world and fight climate change.
Shane O'Halloran
August 5, 2013
Taste testers say the burger's consistency was right, but flavor was lacking.
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FDA defines gluten-free for food labeling

In order to use the term, foods must meet all aspects of the new definition.
Shane O'Halloran
August 2, 2013
In order to use the term, foods must meet all aspects of the new definition.
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Manufacturing activity expands for second straight month

The Institute for Supply Management says key measures of the sector were up in July.
Shane O'Halloran
August 2, 2013

The Institute for Supply Management says key measures of the sector were up in July.


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IDFA seeks entries for 2013 Innovations Awards

Winners will be announced at the International Dairy Show in November.
Shane O'Halloran
August 1, 2013
Winners will be announced at the International Dairy Show in November
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Del Monte reports higher fresh-cut, banana sales increased revenue

The produce company reported sales of over $1 billion for the second quarter, compared to $557 million last year.
Shane O'Halloran
July 31, 2013
The produce company reported sales of over $1 billion for the second quarter, compared to $557 million last year.
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Cyclospora outbreak traced to prepackaged salad mix

The outbreak has sickened at least 372 people across 15 states.
Shane O'Halloran
July 31, 2013
The outbreak has sickened at least 372 people across 15 states.
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Plant biotech companies launch GMO food education campaign and resource

The campaign includes resources, a public Q&A forum and a venue for conversation.
Shane O'Halloran
July 29, 2013
The campaign includes resources, a public Q&A forum and a venue for conversation.
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FDA releases proposed FSMA rules on imported foods

The rules are aimed at preventing safety problems before foods arrive in the US instead of relying on port of entry inspections.
Shane O'Halloran
July 26, 2013
The rules are aimed at preventing safety problems before foods arrive in the US instead of relying on port of entry inspections.
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Meat organizations from US, Canada and Mexico seek country-of-origin labeling rule injunction

The request for preliminary injunction is part of a July 8 lawsuit to block implementation of the rule.
Shane O'Halloran
July 26, 2013
The request for preliminary injunction is part of a July 8 lawsuit to block implementation of the rule.
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