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Bread with dinner on the decline at home

According to an industry analysis, having bread with dinner is one of the most quickly decling eating practices in the US.
Shane O'Halloran
September 16, 2013
According to an industry analysis, having bread with dinner is one of the most quickly decling eating practices in the US.
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Post fined $630k for air quality violations

The cereal maker must also purchase $1.4 million in new equipment to become federally compliant.
Shane O'Halloran
September 16, 2013
The cereal maker must also purchase $1.4 million in new equipment to become federally compliant.
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Researchers find formaldehyde in supermarket fish imported from Asia

Around 1 in 4 of the fish tested positive for the known carcinogen.
Shane O'Halloran
September 12, 2013
Around 1 in 4 of the fish tested positive for the known carcinogen.
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Preliminary injunction in country-of-origin labeling case denied

American Meat Institute and other meat groups will seek expedited appeal of the ruling.
Shane O'Halloran
September 12, 2013
American Meat Institute and other meat groups will seek expedited appeal of the ruling.
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Dairy industry sets ambitious traceability goal

The Innovation Center for US Dairy released voluntary best practices for traceability, and hopes for high participation.
Shane O'Halloran
September 11, 2013
The Innovation Center for US Dairy released voluntary best practices for traceability, and hopes for high participation.
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FDA: Chobani yogurt may be responsible for at least 89 illnesses

Last week, Chobani instructed grocery stores to destroy 35 varieties of yogurt reportedly contaminated by mold.
Shane O'Halloran
September 10, 2013

Last week, Chobani instructed grocery stores to destroy 35 varieties of yogurt reportedly contaminated by mold.


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FSIS issues new foodborne illness investigation directive

The document instructs agency personnel on investigative procedures for outbreaks of foodborne illness.
Shane O'Halloran
September 10, 2013

The document instructs agency personnel on investigative procedures for outbreaks of foodborne illness.


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Recalled beef distributed to Idaho schools

The product was delivered to 86 schools, but no problems have been reported.
Shane O'Halloran
September 10, 2013
The product was recalled because it contained small pieces of plastic.
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Committee on Foreign Investment approves Shuanghui-Smithfield merger

The deal remains subject to Smithfield shareholder approval and other standard closing conditions.
Shane O'Halloran
September 9, 2013
The deal remains subject to Smithfield shareholder approval and other standard closing conditions.
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FDA study shows arsenic levels in rice too low to cause short-term health damage

The agency will continue investigating to determine potential long-term effects.
Shane O'Halloran
September 9, 2013
The agency will continue investigating to determine potential long-term effects.
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