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Safety & Security: Page 207
Risk/Compliance
U.S. Farm Exports Hit Lowest Point Since 2011
U.S. Department of Labor
Figures from the Labor Department show prices for U.S. agriculture exports fell in July by the most in more than six years.
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Food Safety
Rising Healthcare Costs, Consumer Awareness to Drive Growth in Food Safety Testing
Research and Markets
The global food safety testing market is expected to witness a CAGR of 7.2 percent during the forecast period of 2018-2023.
Risk/Compliance
Lobster Industry Hit by Tariffs
Facing a 25 percent tariff on lobster imports has the industry shaking as China lowers its tariffs on Canadian imports to seven percent.
Risk/Compliance
USDA Survey Reveals Varying Food Safety Practices Among Produce Growers
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Based on the survey data, the USDA provides the first update of national food safety practices since 1999.
Regulations
Single Chipotle Restaurant Sickens Over 700 in Ohio
Chipotle
Over 700 people were sickened after eating at an Ohio Chipotle during the last weekend of July with no source determined.
Regulations
Morocco Accepts US Poultry Imports for the First Time
The country previously banned U.S. poultry due to food safety concerns.
Food Safety
World Food Safety Day May Have an Official Date
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
During the FAO Conference, an adopted draft resolution was accepted to have the United Nations consider June 7 as World Food Safety Day during its next session.
Risk/Compliance
Alcoa Asks for Tariff Exemption
Alcoa's application to not have to pay 10 percent tariffs on the Canadian aluminum rolling slabs is an effort to try and roll back the Trump administration's tariffs on Canadian imports.
Risk/Compliance
Treasury Puts Cork in Tax Benefits for Wine Importers
The Trump administration is challenging a tax benefit that gives the wine industry more than $50 million annually and blocks beer and spirits makers from using the same break.
Risk/Compliance
Apple Industry Braces For Tariffs
Retaliatory tariffs from Mexico, China and India are threatening the apple industry.
Regulations
Tainted Salad-Mix Source Determined
Chiquita Brands International | Fresh Express
The lettuce that sickened McDonald's and grocery stores' consumers has been linked to California produce company.
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