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E. Coli Outbreak Continues to Stump Investigators
As the E. coli outbreak continues to grow, the main source of the contamination has yet to be found.
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China Quits Buying Soybeans
China has stopped purchasing U.S. supplies amid a pending trade war between the two countries.
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E. Coli Outbreak Turns Deadly
The weeks long outbreak has killed one and sickened 121 others across 25 states.
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E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Harrison Farms, Illnesses Rise
In the largest E. coli outbreak since 2006, investigators have linked eight cases to a farm in Yuma, Arizona.
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Doctors Recommend: Don't Eat Lettuce
An additional 31 people have reported sickness from E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce, spreading across 19 states.
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Senator Wants Tariffs Placed on Chinese Crawfish and Shrimp
As the food industry continues to fret over the list of Chinese tariffs, GOP Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana wants to threaten the country with more.
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Film Developed to Prevent Foodborne Illnesses
A new flexible film that's coated in molecules glow when they touch e. coli cells has been developed.
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Coffee Companies Battle California Over Cancer Warning Labels
A judge ruled last month that coffee companies had to label their products with a cancer warning.
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Over 200 Million Eggs Recalled
Nearly two dozen people were sickened with salmonella, causing 200 million eggs to be recalled across nine states.
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Putting the Food Safety Puzzle Together
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Amber Road provides three industry best practices to help food and beverage companies align food safety, regulatory compliance and protect brand reputation.
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Ground Beef Is at Risk of Disruption
It may be a challenge to replicate a steakhouse quality filet mignon—but how about a burger? What about meatballs? Plant-based ground beef alternatives are the most likely to disrupt the meat industry.
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Country of Origin and Food: A Family of Trade Issues
Awareness of U.S. trade rules on country of origin and the issues they raise can enable companies to get out in front of significant business risks and opportunities.
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