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Risk/Compliance
USDA Extends Flexibility of Crop Insurance
The USDA Risk Management Agency will continue to defer accrual of interest for 2019 crop year insurance premiums to help the wide swath of farmers and ranchers affected by extreme weather in 2019.
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Risk/Compliance
Port of Los Angeles: Tariffs and Trade War are Threatening US Jobs and Economy
Port of Los Angeles
New study and digital map show the potential cost of tariffs to jobs, income and tax revenue for every US state and congressional district.
Port Of Los Angeles
Food Safety
Consumers Want Transparency in the Food Supply Chain
Having transparent food supply chains is crucial to winning over consumers.
Blockchain
Risk/Compliance
Cold Wisconsin Weather May Cause National Horseradish Shortage
The United States may experience a shortage of horseradish in early 2020 as the world's largest producer was unable to harvest crops because of winter weather.
Horseradish
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Judge Delays Entering $93.6 Million Award to Former Port of Portland Terminal
ICTSI Oregon was award $93.6 million by a federal jury after it was found that dock workers union sabotaged shipping traffic, causing productivity to drop through years of labor slowdowns and stoppages.
Port Of Portland
Regulations
Holiday Season Reminder: Don't Eat Raw Cookie Dough
Food Logistics wants to remind its readers that eating raw cookie dough isn't safe.
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Last-Mile
DoorDash Sued Over May Data Breach
DoorDash
DoorDash confirmed that 4.9 million users were affected by a data breach that took place in May.
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Risk/Compliance
Montana Senator Calls for Meat Labeling Solution
Senator Jon Tester called to "reinstate Country-of-Origin labeling for pork and beef to allow consumers to make an informed and free choice about where their food comes from."
Example of what the COOL law looks like on beef and pork.
Regulations
One Person Has Died From the Salmonella Outbreak Linked Back to Ground Beef
One person from California has died from Salmonella Dublin, and another eight people have been hospitalized.
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Risk/Compliance
China Shifts Soybean Purchases from Brazil Back to US
After refusing to buy soybeans because of the trade war, China has once again started to purchase the grain from the United States.
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Regulations
Nestle Recalls 26 Cookie Dough Products for Foreign Objects
Nestle USA
Nestle is voluntarily recalling 26 ready-to-bake cookie dough products after complaints of "food grade" rubber being found in some products.
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Risk/Compliance
No Country is Safe From African Swine Fever
African swine fever has spread across Asia, forcing the slaughter of millions of pigs.
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