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OSI apologizes for Shanghai food safety scandal

Jeremy Gerrard
July 24, 2014

Executives at the Illinois-based meat processing holding company OSI Group have taken responsibility and apologized for the unraveling food safety scandal at Husi Food Co., Ltd., one of its affiliates in Shanghai.


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USDA creates Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research

Jeremy Gerrard
July 24, 2014

USDA said Wednesday all 15 members on the newly created Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research’s (FFAR) Board of Directors have been selected.


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Bourbon production continues to soar

Jeremy Gerrard
July 23, 2014

The growing popularity of bourbon has led to increased production in the spirit’s home state with more than five million barrels currently resting in Kentucky warehouses, the most since 1977.


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San Francisco puts soda tax on the ballot

Jeremy Gerrard
July 23, 2014

In a close vote, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved placing a two-cent-per-ounce tax on sugar-sweetened beverages on the ballot for the upcoming November election, according to the Associated Press.


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No horse meat found in latest EU and industry testing

Jeremy Gerrard
July 23, 2014

The latest round of food industry and European Union (EU) meat tests published this week found no presence of horse meat or horse DNA.


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OSHA: Omaha building collapse caused by overloaded storage bins

Jeremy Gerrard
July 22, 2014

The US’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) said the January collapse of an International Nutrition Inc. facility in Omaha, resulting in the deaths of two employees, was caused by overloading storage bins on the building’s roof level.


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Stone to become first American-owned craft brewery in Europe

Jeremy Gerrard
July 22, 2014

While Europe has a storied history of brewing, Stone Brewing Co., the 10th largest craft brewer in the US, is expanding operations to Berlin to become the first American craft brewer to independently own and operate a brewery in Europe.


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Chicken consumption rising in the US

Jeremy Gerrard
July 22, 2014

The average number of meals or snacks containing chicken is up 17 percent from 2012 findings, according to new research presented by the National Chicken Council.


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Chinese officials shut down meat supplier of McDonald’s, Yum!

Jeremy Gerrard
July 21, 2014

At the same time Chinese media outlet Dragon TV reported food safety negligence at Shanghai’s Husi Food Co., Ltd, Shanghai food and drug administration officials suspended the facility operations, according to Xinhua News, state press agency of China.


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Farm Bill supports clean plant network

Jeremy Gerrard
July 21, 2014

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has allocated $5 million under the 2014 Farm Bill to support 19 National Clean Plant Network projects.


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