The campaign includes resources, a public Q&A forum and a venue for conversation.

The rules are aimed at preventing safety problems before foods arrive in the US instead of relying on port of entry inspections.

The request for preliminary injunction is part of a July 8 lawsuit to block implementation of the rule.

A spokesman said the bizarrre messages were part of a social media campaign.

The audit underwent a first major overhaul in 2010, and has been tweaked in 2012 and 2013.

The secondary review is expected to last 45 days.

CFO Hugh Johnston says the company's current product portfolio is working well despite a call from investor Nelson Peltz for PepsiCo to spin off its soft drink unit and purchase Mondalez.

The document will help producers comply with the egg safety rule and prevent Salmonella.

Cal-Maine Foods will pay $28 million to settle claims it conspired to decrease the egg supply.

Cantor says the reconciliation committee will not occur until after the House passes a food stamp bill.