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.
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ARTICLES
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.
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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.
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Food stamp stimulus program lapses, cutting benefits
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.
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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.
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Sesame Street waives licensing fee for produce advertising
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.
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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.
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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.
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