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5th Farmer Pleads Guilty in Fraud Organic Grains Case

John Burton pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, as part of a plea agreement with federal prosecutors.

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New Water Rules Means Safer Romaine Lettuce for Everyone

After several deadly E. coli outbreaks linked back to romaine lettuce, growers are imposing strict measures to ensure the safety of their products.

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Carbon Footprint

Nominations Sought for the 2019 Food Logistics Green Providers Award

Food Logistics is now accepting nominations for our annual top Green Providers award.

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Risk/Compliance

Avocados Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

At least six states were sold contaminated avocados.

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Yuma Romaine Growers Hope for a Season Without E. Coli Contamination

Yuma romaine lettuce growers have guarded optimism about the season.

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Emerging Technologies

iTradeNetwork Creates the Food Supply Chain's First Homegrown Blockchain

iTradeNetwork has unveiled its iTrade Blockchain, the food and beverage industry's first homegrown blockchain designed for perishables

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Software Solutions

Just in Time for Valentine's Day: There's Now a Tinder for Cows

A Tinder-inspired app, known as Tudder, is helping match farmers with potential partners for their cattle.

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Norovirus Found in UK Produce

Norovirus has been found in berries and salad vegetables in the United Kingdom.

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Software Solutions

Indigo Ag Inc. Acquires TellusLabs

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Indigo Ag Inc. has acquired TellusLabs, a leader in the use of satellite imaging for developing agricultural insights.

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Farm Linked to Romaine Outbreak Recalls Cauliflower and Other Lettuce

Last week, officials linked California-based farm Adam Bros. Farming to the most recent romaine lettuce outbreak, causing them to voluntarily recall other products that may be effected.

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Romaine Outbreak Traced Back to California Farm

The latest E. coli tainted romaine lettuce outbreak has been linked back to a reservoir on a farm in Santa Barbara County, California, though the leafy green still isn't safe to eat.

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9 More Sickened from Tainted Romaine

An additional nine people have fallen ill from eating E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce.

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