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Regulations
EPA Proposes a Drop in Ethanol Use for 2014
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
The EPA's new proposal is about 16 percent less than what Congress specified in the 2007 renewable fuels law.
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Sustainability
USDA Funds $9 Million For Research on Sustainable Plant Production
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
The awards were made under the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) Foundational Program priority area of plant breeding for agricultural production.
Cold Chain
Plug Power Gets Funds to Test Fuel Cell Power in NY
Plug Power
The Plug Power TRU fuel cell will power a Carrier Transicold refrigeration unit for the Sysco Corp. distribution center in Long Island for 12 months.
Foodservice
Online Food Delivery Service in India to Expand
Startup company JustEat.in says the new round of funding will be used for talent acquisition and expansion into other metros in India.
Cold Storage
Study Says to Think Frozen When Buying Fruits, Vegetables
New study from Frozen Food Foundation highlights nutrient profile of frozen fruits and vegetables compared to fresh
Food Safety
ANP Tech Develops a One-Step Test for Toxins
The one-step test uses technology originally developed for the Department of Defense to detect biological agents and pathogens in water
Warehousing
Ramar Foods Installs New Clean-Energy Fuel Cell Technology
The new Bloom Energy Server will provide 65% of Ramar's electricity needs for its 33,000 square-foot manufacturing and packaging facility
Food Safety
Elektron Tech Unveils New "Checkit" Food Safety Solution
Elektron Technology
The paperless system uses smart wireless sensors and hand-held units to monitor and record the temperature and humidity of cold storage, hot holding and food preparation areas
Agriculture
Bio-Tech Capable of Feeding the World
Droughts, floods, pests, soil erosion, local and global politics and climate change all pose tough questions on how to feed a world population the UN predicts will grow to 9.6 billion by 2050.
Agriculture
MSU to Research Sustainable Food Sources in Africa
The research project on perennial grain is funded with a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Packaging
UK Funds a Grass-into-Sustainable Food Packaging Project
Using cutting-edge pulp molding equipment, researchers at Bangor University are turning heating mixtures of ryegrass into fruit and vegetable packaging products
3PL/4PL
NTSB Calls Out FMCSA, Asks For an Audit
NTSB's findings from multiple investigations raise serious questions about the FMCSA's role in oversight of motor carrier operations
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