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Articles by Shane O'Halloran

Coke eyes home soda market with new Green Mountain Coffee partnership

The soft drink maker plans to produce single-serving Coca Cola pods for use with the forthcoming Keurig Cold system.
Shane O'Halloran
February 6, 2014
The soft drink maker plans to produce single-serving Coca Cola pods for use with the forthcoming Keurig Cold system.
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Subway to remove controversial chemical from bread

Azodicarbonamide, a plastic-based additive, is also found in yoga mats and shoe soles.
Shane O'Halloran
February 6, 2014
Azodicarbonamide, a plastic-based additive, is also found in yoga mats and shoe soles.
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As California drought continues, USDA makes $20 million in aid available

Interested landowners and others may apply until March 3 for funds.
Shane O'Halloran
February 5, 2014
Interested landowners and others may apply until March 3 for funds.
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Nearly three quarters of Americans want more governmental food safety oversight

According to the Harris poll, the vast majority are at least somewhat concerned about food recalls.
Shane O'Halloran
February 5, 2014
According to the Harris poll, the vast majority are at least somewhat concerned about food recalls.
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American Meat Institute Foundation releases updated Sanitary Equipment Design Principles

Sanitary Equipment Design principles were first adopted in 2002, and honored with AMI's 2003 Industry Advancement Award.
Shane O'Halloran
February 4, 2014
Sanitary Equipment Design principles were first adopted in 2002, and honored with AMI's 2003 Industry Advancement Award.
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Carton packs perform best in environmental impact life-cycle assessment

They performed better than glass jars, metal cans, retortable pouches and plastic pots.
Shane O'Halloran
February 3, 2014
They performed better than glass jars, metal cans, retortable pouches and plastic pots.
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FDA proposes FSMA rule on sanitary transportation

The rule is part of the implementation of the Sanitary Food Transportation Act, and is the final major rule of FSMA.
Shane O'Halloran
January 31, 2014
The rule is part of the implementation of the Sanitary Food Transportation Act, and is the final major rule of FSMA.
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Snacks now half of all eating occasions, according to researchers

As the rhythm of daily life changes, so do individual eating preferences.
Shane O'Halloran
January 31, 2014
As the rhythm of daily life changes, so do individual eating preferences.
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TECH FLASH

Moving forward: 2014 opportunities and challenges

As the world becomes smaller, new technologies drive compliance and growth
Shane O'Halloran
January 30, 2014

We ask Tom Egan of PMMI to share some insights on the coming year in food and beverage processing.


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TECH FLASH

Biogas project to demonstrate model of sustainability

A renewable, clean energy source will be created from the raw nutrients of livestock waste.The project is projected to cost $100 million.
Shane O'Halloran
January 24, 2014
The project is projected to cost $100 million.
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