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Home » Authors » Shane O'Halloran

Shane O'Halloran

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Rockwell Automation, PepsiCo, Kellogg, Ingredion, All Good Organics and illycaffe named among world's most ethical companies

The Ethisphere Institute named the companies among its annual list.
Shane O'Halloran
March 20, 2014
The Ethisphere Institute named the companies among its annual list.
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FDA to announce extension of proposed FSMA rule comment periods

Comment periods for the proposed rules on mitigation strategies for intentional adulteration and the designation of high-risk foods for tracing.
Shane O'Halloran
March 20, 2014
Comment periods for the proposed rules on mitigation strategies for intentional adulteration and the designation of high-risk foods for tracing.
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Coke, EPA to reach settlement in Clean Air Act ammonia violation charges

EPA alleged 27 violations at a Minute Maid juice processing facility in Michigan.
Shane O'Halloran
March 19, 2014
EPA alleged 27 violations at a Minute Maid juice processing facility in Michigan.
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February food prices see biggest increase since 2011

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports prices were up .4 percent in the month.
Shane O'Halloran
March 19, 2014

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports prices were up .4 percent in the month.


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Fast food workers coordinate protests over 'wage theft'

Protests were planned for around 30 US cities.
Shane O'Halloran
March 18, 2014
Protests were planned for around 30 US cities.
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Members of Congress ask Vilsack to withdraw poultry inspection rule

A Government Accountability Office report found FSIS had insufficiently evaluated the performance of three pilot programs.
Shane O'Halloran
March 18, 2014
A Government Accountability Office report found FSIS had insufficiently evaluated the performance of three pilot programs.
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Cargill opens expanded European R&D center

The facility was upgraded with an investment of over 8 million euro.
Shane O'Halloran
March 17, 2014
The facility was upgraded with an investment of over 8 million euro.
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California coffee company to sue Keurig for antitrust and unfair competition violations

The Rogers Family Company says its single-serve coffee pod is a unique product and does not infringe on Keurig's patents.
Shane O'Halloran
March 17, 2014
The Rogers Family Company says its single-serve coffee pod is a unique product and does not infringe on Keurig's patents.
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FAO: Biotech contamination in traded food on the rise

Of 198 instances of low-level contamination of GMO-free food by GMOs between 2002-2012, 138 took place between 2009-2012.
Shane O'Halloran
March 13, 2014
Of 198 instances of low-level contamination of GMO-free food by GMOs between 2002-2012, 138 took place between 2009-2012.
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Fonterra pleads guilty to violations in botulism case

It turned out to be a false alarm, but the company pled guilty immediately to all charges.
Shane O'Halloran
March 13, 2014
It turned out to be a false alarm, but the company pled guilty immediately to all charges.
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