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Pennsylvania to Allow Hormone-Free Labels on Milk Pennsylvania to Allow Hormone-Free Labels on Milk

In a reversal of an earlier decision, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has announced that it will allow the state's milk producers to label products produced without the use of artificial hormones. In October, the state had published regulations that would have prohibited dairies from using labels indicating the use or non-use of artificial growth hormones in dairy herds

Jan 28, 2008

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FDA: Meat, Milk From Clones Is Safe to Eat FDA: Meat, Milk From Clones Is Safe to Eat

Jan 21, 2008

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Beef Nutrient Labeling Grows at Ukrop's, Hannaford Beef Nutrient Labeling Grows at Ukrop's, Hannaford

byRoseanne Harper

Jan 21, 2008

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Groups Protest FDA’s Cloning Decision Groups Protest FDA’s Cloning Decision

Jan 17, 2008

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Beef Recall Hits Restaurants, Food-Service Operations Beef Recall Hits Restaurants, Food-Service Operations

Jan 15, 2008

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Price Chopper Makes Clerks' Fontina Cheese of the Week Price Chopper Makes Clerks' Fontina Cheese of the Week

byRoseanne Harper

Jan 14, 2008

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byRoseanne Harper

WHERE'S THE BEEF?

WHERE'S THE BEEF?

SN Year in Review 2007: A Year of Beef Recalls

SN Year in Review 2007: A Year of Beef Recalls

byRoseanne Harper

SN Year in Review 2007: Immigration Efforts Stumble

SN Year in Review 2007: Immigration Efforts Stumble

SN Year in Review 2007: Weather, Ethanol Boom Push Prices

SN Year in Review 2007: Weather, Ethanol Boom Push Prices

Health & Wellness

INITIATIVE 5:Make Healthy Eating Convenient

INITIATIVE 5:Make Healthy Eating Convenient

byRoseanne Harper

Making Natural Meat More Natural

Making Natural Meat More Natural

Health & Wellness

CHEW ON THIS 2007

Health & Wellness

Consumers Union Decries Canadian Cattle Imports

Consumers Union Decries Canadian Cattle Imports

byRoseanne Harper

Health & Wellness

After Veto, Groups Vow New Cloned Food Bill

After Veto, Groups Vow New Cloned Food Bill

Hormel, Cargill to Label Carbon Monoxide-Treated Meats

Hormel, Cargill to Label Carbon Monoxide-Treated Meats

Retailers See Holiday Strength in At-Home Dining

Retailers See Holiday Strength in At-Home Dining

Canadian Meats Held at Border

Canadian Meats Held at Border

News Watch 2007-11-12 (1)

Wegmans Sets New Shrimp Standards

Wegmans Sets New Shrimp Standards

AMI OFFERS CUSTOMIZABLE MEAT MATTERS BROCHURES

AMI OFFERS CUSTOMIZABLE MEAT MATTERS BROCHURES

New USDA Grass-Fed Standard Criticized

New USDA Grass-Fed Standard Criticized

USDA Creates Grass-Fed Marketing Claim Standard

USDA Creates Grass-Fed Marketing Claim Standard

Consumer Group Launches Recall Site

Consumer Group Launches Recall Site

Minnesota Family Files Lawsuit Against Cargill

Minnesota Family Files Lawsuit Against Cargill

Organic & Natural

Upscale Chefs Emphasize Local and Organic Foods

Upscale Chefs Emphasize Local and Organic Foods

byDaniel Traster

Retail Meat Case Audit Illustrates Trends, Opportunities

Retail Meat Case Audit Illustrates Trends, Opportunities

Authorities Puzzled by Tainted Beef Cases

Authorities Puzzled by Tainted Beef Cases

Industry Slowly Moving Ahead on Key Seafood Issues

Industry Slowly Moving Ahead on Key Seafood Issues

Health & Wellness

Organic Fraud Pilot Launched By NCGA

Organic Fraud Pilot Launched By NCGA

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