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Snack manufacturer fuels trucks with cooking oil

Jeremy Gerrard
September 30, 2014

United Biscuits, an international manufacturer of biscuits and cakes, is pioneering a sustainability initiative through the use of waste cooking oil to power its fleet of trucks.


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USDA supports organic growth, local food economies with grants

Jeremy Gerrard
September 30, 2014

USDA will award more than $52 million to support the growth of the organic industry in addition to local and regional food systems through the use of five department grant programs.


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North Dakota flour mill expands to become largest in US

Jeremy Gerrard
September 29, 2014

A $27 million expansion to North Dakota’s state-owned flour mill needed to meet demand will make the facility the largest wheat-grinding factory in the US, a company executive told the Associated Press.


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On National Coffee Day, American consumers show their loyalty

Jeremy Gerrard
September 29, 2014

In honor of National Coffee Day Monday, convenience retailer Cumberland Farms asked consumers what they would be willing to do—or give up—to ensure their daily coffee fix.


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IDFA enhances on-floor activities for 2015 International Dairy Show

Jeremy Gerrard
September 26, 2014

The International Dairy Foods Association has enhanced several on-floor activities for its 2015 International Dairy Show and launched a newly expanded website.


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Stabbing at Oklahoma food plant kills 1, injures another

Jeremy Gerrard
September 26, 2014

A stabbing at a food plant in Moore, OK, just south of Oklahoma City, Thursday afternoon has left one person dead and sent another to the hospital.


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Foster Farms recalls nearly 40,000 pounds of frozen chicken

Jeremy Gerrard
September 26, 2014

A Foster Farms establishment in Farmerville, LA has issued a recall for 39,747 pounds of frozen pre-cooked chicken products for possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.


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US Treasury targets corporate inversion tax benefits

Jeremy Gerrard
September 25, 2014

In an effort to crack down on companies relocating outside the US for tax benefits, the US Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service issued its first steps on a targeted approach to reduce the tax benefits—and when possible, stop—corporate tax inversions.


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Got questions about GMOs? Ask an expert

Jeremy Gerrard
September 25, 2014

The biotechnology industry will hold its first public Q&A event on the entertainment and news website Reddit today answering any questions relating to genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.


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White House launches Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture

Jeremy Gerrard
September 25, 2014

US President Barack Obama has established the new Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture to promote greater international engagement on ways agriculture can help mitigate the impact of climate change.


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