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Italy's Ban on GM Corn Denied

European Food Safety Authority turns down the country's attempt to ban Monsanto product

Intermec's New Mobile Computer Comes with Android or Windows

Intermec Inc., division of Honeywell International

The CN51 offers an Android or Windows operating system for direct store delivery, transportation and logistics, and field service operations

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Waste Reduction

Bumble Bee to Partner with the WWF

World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

Seafood company and World Wildlife Fund make a joint commitment to seafood sustainability

Restaurants Get Backlash From YouTube Videos

National franchises Chipotle and Panera are pushing the limits on their "good" farming-"bad" farming videos

Study: Consumers More Willing to Accept Ugly Produce

High food prices and heightened sustainability efforts are starting to influence consumer's habits

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Maersk Misjudged Market Demand, Admits CEO

A.P. Moller- Maersk

Shipper now counting on cargo-sharing Alliance to cut costs

McDonald’s Switches From Styrofoam to Paper Cups

McDonald's Corp.

Chain is making the switch at all of their 14,000 restaurants in America

Risk/Compliance

Nebraska Cold Storage Hit with OSHA Fine

Fined $132,800 for 14 safety violations for exposing workers to anhydrous ammonia

Shippers to Return to Profit in 2014

Dry-bulk cargoes will expand 10 percent to a record $2.91 billion metric tons in 2014

Chinese Demand for Pork Sparks Increase in UK Exports

A big rise in British pork sold to China drives food and drink exports in the first half of 2013

FMCSA Abandons Training Rules, Starts Over

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)

Agency will start over with a new rulemaking procedure based on two current research projects

IATA Revises its 2013 Air Cargo Outlook

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Projection for global industry drops from $12.7 to $11.7 billion due to slow growth

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