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Home » Authors » Shane O'Halloran

Articles by Shane O'Halloran

Campbell, Green Mountain Coffee partner to offer single-serve K-Cup soups

Single-serve K-Cups will dispense heated broth over dried vegetables and noodles.
Shane O'Halloran
September 5, 2013

Single-serve K-Cups will dispense heated broth over dried vegetables and noodles.


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Chobani addresses quality control issues, pulls some yogurt from shelves

The company identified the culprit as a mold commonly found in dairy.
Shane O'Halloran
September 4, 2013
The company identified the culprit as a mold commonly found in dairy.
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Nearly 20 percent of Chinese grain wasted from farm to fork

The problem is acute in China, with 21 percent of the world's population but only 9 percent of its arable land.
Shane O'Halloran
September 4, 2013

The problem is acute in China, with 21 percent of the world's population but only 9 percent of its arable land.


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Japanese foreign ministry assures acceptable radioactivity levels in food

The foreign ministry says the standards are the most stringent in the world.
Shane O'Halloran
September 4, 2013

The foreign ministry says the standards are the most stringent in the world.


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Dietz & Watson warehouse fire continues to smolder

Fire at the Delanco, New Jersey facility has been contained but may not be completely extinguished for several days.
Shane O'Halloran
September 3, 2013
Fire at the Delanco, New Jersey facility has been contained but may not be completely extinguished for several days.
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Wal-Mart, Campbell, Kraft and others will reduce prices to boost sales

Major brands are expected to take advantage of reduced food costs.
Shane O'Halloran
August 30, 2013
Major brands are expected to take advantage of reduced food costs.
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Mexican soft drink to buy more domestic sugar, easing US supply surplus

Sugar prices in the US are at a three-year low due in part to sugar from Mexico flooding the market.
Shane O'Halloran
August 29, 2013
Sugar prices in the US are at a three-year low due in part to sugar from Mexico flooding the market.
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Taylor Farms resumes production after cyclospora outbreak

An FDA environmental health assessment of the company's processing faclities and farms found adequate food safety protocols.
Shane O'Halloran
August 28, 2013
An FDA environmental health assessment of the company's processing faclities and farms found adequate food safety protocols.
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TECH FLASH

New ISA99 standard addresses risks of IT cybersecurity solutions

As industrial automation and controls systems become more complex, so do vulnerabilities.
Shane O'Halloran
August 28, 2013

A new security standard describes best practices for implementing cybersecurity solutions.


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TECH FLASH

Got gluten-free questions? Here are the answers

FDA released its new rule for gluten-free labeling earlier this month.
Shane O'Halloran
August 28, 2013

Class action attorney Kristen Polovoy answers common questions about the new rule.


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