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Articles by Shane O'Halloran

Beef bandits plead guilty in attempted Tyson theft

Two men say they attempted to steal beef valued at $87,500 from a Tyson plant in Kansas.
Shane O'Halloran
November 6, 2013

Two men say they attempted to steal beef valued at $87,500 from a Tyson plant in Kansas.


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Nestle SA plans salt reduction to meet WHO targets

The company will reduce salt by at least 10 percent in hundreds of products over the next three years.
Shane O'Halloran
November 5, 2013
The company will reduce salt by at least 10 percent in hundreds of products over the next three years.
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Appeals court puts hold on horse slaughterhouses

A federal judge in Albuquerque dismissed a lawsuit from the Humane Society on Friday, but plans to open the facilities have been halted at the last minute.
Shane O'Halloran
November 5, 2013
A federal judge in Albuquerque dismissed a lawsuit from the Humane Society on Friday, but plans to open the facilities have been halted at the last minute.
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Food stamp stimulus program lapses, cutting benefits

A family of three would see a $29 dollar decrease on average.
Shane O'Halloran
November 4, 2013
A family of three would see a $29 dollar decrease on average.
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USDA eases bovine spongiform encephalopathy import regulations

The changes bring the US into line with international standards, but they've drawn criticism from some.
Shane O'Halloran
November 4, 2013
The changes bring the US into line with international standards, but they've drawn criticism from some.
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Under pressure, Kraft to remove artificial dyes

A petition on Change.org received 348,000 signatures, but Kraft says the decision is unrelated.
Shane O'Halloran
November 1, 2013
A petition on Change.org received 348,000 signatures, but Kraft says the decision is unrelated.
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Sesame Street waives licensing fee for produce advertising

Michelle Obama announced the news on Wednesday.
Shane O'Halloran
October 31, 2013

Michelle Obama announced the news on Wednesday.


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IDFA and industry groups release traceability guide for leveraging GS1 standards

The guide offers instructions for using these standards to identify, capture and share product data throughout the supply chain.
Shane O'Halloran
October 30, 2013
The guide offers instructions for using these standards to identify, capture and share product data throughout the supply chain.
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Neighbors seek shutdown of Sriracha factory due to odor

Residents of Irinwdale, CA complain of burning eyes, irritated throats and headaches.
Shane O'Halloran
October 30, 2013
Residents of Irinwdale, CA complain of burning eyes, irritated throats and headaches.
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TECH FLASH

Global food and beverage industry on the comeback

An industry survey reveals light at the end of the tunnel.
Shane O'Halloran
October 29, 2013

Manufacturers are doing more with less to increase efficiencies.


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