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Post Fined For Violations of the Clean Air Act

Post Holdings and Ralcorp agree to $2 million settlement

Manufacturers Concerned Over Crumbling US Infrastructure

National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)

Survey by National Manufacturers Association shows fear about the US Infrastructure and future demand

Banana Ripening: It’s All in the Bag

When it comes to controlling the rate at which bananas ripen, it’s all in the bag

Electrification

Frito-Lay Increases Electric Truck Fleet in NY

20 new CNG trucks added to fleet along with 20 new charging stations

Indonesia Buys Land in Australia To Solve Beef Shortage

Purchase of 100 hectares in Northern Australia is considered a more "permanent" solution

Cascadian Farms Launches Bio-Based Liner

Organic cereal maker hopes to use new inner bag in packaging by January 2014

Carbon Footprint

Food Companies May Soon Have to Prove Sustainability

Firms will have to prove their sustainable initiatives and practices, not just talk about them

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: "Eating and Drinking Local"

Consumers drive change in the food supply chain and they hold a lot of power

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Use Tolls to Rebuild U.S. Interstate System

Modernizing our aging Interstate highway system could cost 1 trillion

Concerned About Your Water Footprint?

Most companies already know about their carbon footprint, but their water footprint may be more important

Electrification

Converting Fleets To Natural Gas Does Payoff

Going from diesel fuel to lower-cost, cleaner-burning liquefied natural gas (LNG) benefits everyone in the supply chain

EU Biofuel Vote Could Hike Vegetable Oil Prices

Parliament's decision on how to support renewable energy policy to have a big influence on prices

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