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Plant Safety
Tyson Foods Expands Safety Program
Tyson Foods
Tyson is expanding its safety program to 12 poultry plants.
Tyson
Risk/Compliance
U.S. Farmers to be Hit Hardest by Chinese Tariffs
China announced tariffs on 106 U.S. products, with over 20 items including food and beverage products.
Soybean
Webinars
Risk Mitigation in the Food Supply Chain
Join an expert panel for a roundtable discussion on risk mitigation strategies in the food chain, including best practices for assessing and evaluating vulnerabilities and how to design and implement a comprehensive risk mitigation plan.
Risk
Risk/Compliance
Wine Country Shook by China’s Retaliatory Tariffs
The 15 percent tariff, announced Monday, is no surprise to California winemakers who have seen a growth in demand from wealthy, young Chinese consumers over the last decade.
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Risk/Compliance
Arizona Changes Expiration Dates for Eggs
Arizona lawmakers are considering a proposal to put a 45-day expiration date on Grade A eggs, a longer window than the current 24-day sell-by date
Eggs
Risk/Compliance
Panera Bread's Website Leaked Customer Records
Panera Bread
Panera Bread's website allegedly leaked customer records for at least eight months.
Panera
Regulations
Texas-Based Company Recalls 4 Tons of Raw Beef
Uninspected raw beef was shipped to nine different states.
Rawbeef
Transportation
California's Ability to Set Emissions Standards is Threatened by the Trump Administration
The Trump administration moves to abandon fuel mileage goals, threatening California's ability to set emissions standards.
Cleanair
Risk/Compliance
China Raises Tariffs on U.S. Pork and Fruit
Pork and aluminum scrap will have a tariff rate of 25 percent and a 15 percent tariff will be imposed on apples and almonds.
Apples And Almonds
Risk/Compliance
Trump's Tariffs Can Impact the Food You Eat
South Carolina farmers could be the first ones to get hit by Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs.
Wheat
Regulations
Starbucks in California Must Have Cancer Warning
Starbucks Co.
California judge ruled that coffee sellers must include a cancer warning on their product.
Starbucks
Regulations
Sports Leagues Heavily Promote Unhealthy Food and Beverages
As March Madness comes to an end, researchers note that a majority of food and beverages marketed through television and online sports sponsorships are unhealthy.
Junk Food
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