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Holiday Observance
In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Frozen Express will not be published Monday, Jan. 16. Regular publication will resume Tuesday.
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Coke, Pepsi try to ease orange juice fears
The Wall Street Journal
Coca-Cola Co. said Thursday it has been contacted by a "relatively small number" of consumers with questions about an unapproved fungicide the company reported finding in orange juice sold by it and competitors in the U.S.
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Critics of FDA say tainted juice episode indicates food safety shortfall (USA Today)
Why your orange juice is still safe (CNNMoney)
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FAO: World food prices on down trend after December fall
Reuters
World food prices likely will extend recent falls in the coming months as recession fears sap demand and supplies remain strong, but they can rebound on adverse crop weather and rising demand, the United Nations' FAO food agency said Thursday.
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Opinion: Fatter cows, sicker people
Los Angeles Times
The FDA has restricted the use of a minor antibiotic used by the meat industry. It's a small step to counter the widespread overuse of antibiotics on healthy animals, which helps create antibiotic-resistant bacteria that harms humans.
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Obama seeks more power to streamline government
The Washington Post
President Barack Obama asked Congress Friday for the power to consolidate parts of the federal government, proposing a first step of merging several trade- and commerce-related agencies under a plan the White House said could eliminate more than 1,000 jobs and save $3 billion during the next 10 years.
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Obama unlikely to break billion-dollar fundraising mark
The Washington Post
President Barack Obama appears increasingly unlikely to break the billion-dollar fundraising mark for his 2012 re-election campaign — although he almost certainly will have a financial advantage over his eventual Republican opponent in November.
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Some expected more from Obama team's fundraising (The Hill)
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Romney pushes back on Bain criticism
The Washington Post
In a new ad airing in South Carolina, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is pushing back on criticisms of his career at a venture capital firm.
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Democrats top GOP in donations in 2011
The Wall Street Journal
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign, combined with the Democratic National Committee, brought in $244 million in 2011, giving the president a big head start over the eventual Republican presidential nominee.
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US trade deficit wider than forecast
Bloomberg via The Washington Post
The U.S. trade deficit widened more than forecast in November as American exports declined and companies stepped up imports of crude oil and automobiles.
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Bill would remove downer animals from food supply
Pork Network
U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman, D-N.Y., has reintroduced the Downed Animal and Food Safety Protection Act to permanently prohibit all downed livestock from entering the nation's food chain.
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Cantaloupe-specific guidance to be developed
Produce News
By the end of January, the produce industry's major trade associations have agreed to develop a framework by which new cantaloupe-specific food safety guidance will be developed and disseminated.
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California growers call for more oversight (KPBS Radio News)
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Lawyer: Brands have nothing to gain, everything to lose from Internet domain expansion plan
Food Navigator-USA
Food manufacturers have nothing to gain and everything to lose from moves to expand the number of top-level domain names allowed on the Internet, according to one legal expert.
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Nestle looks to Ohio as site of new research facility
Sun News
Nestle officials invited the Solon, Ohio, City Council to corporate headquarters for a special meeting Jan. 9 to unveil plans for a new research and development center likely to be based in Solon.
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Study: Antibiotic resistances from animals to humans lower than reported
meatingplace
British researchers are calling policies to restrict antibiotic use in animals "simplistic," citing a study in which they found few correlations between antibiotic use in animals and antibiotic resistance in humans.
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Food safety network names new leader of regulatory affairs
The Packer
Texas-based Food Safety Net Services, a national network of food safety laboratories, named Patricia Wester its vice president of regulatory affairs.
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Product packaging: Time for consumer research
Packaging Europe
Packaging is the poor relation when it comes to consumer research. A packaging and design expert from MMR Research Worldwide asserts it's time to apply the insights of psychology and sensory science to attain a more sophisticated understanding of the consumer.
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Study: Microwaving zaps Salmonella on fresh vegetables
Food Quality News
Exposing fresh vegetables to short bursts of microwave energy can reduce the presence of Salmonella Typhimurium significantly, according to new research.
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Canadian grocers looking to sell local through smart labels
The Leduc Rep
After some initial success in a trial late last year, a pilot project to get Canada's local goods into the hands of consumers is expanding to include stores in Leduc, Devon and Camrose.
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British frozen food player looks to expand
TheBusinessDesk
U.K. cold storage, distribution and frozen food wholesaler Harry Yearsley is looking for further acquisitions to boost its market presence after seeing profits hit by tough trading conditions.
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Morrisons launches M Kitchen frozen food convenience range
Talking Retail
Morrisons is launching its first M Kitchen frozen convenience range, which is part of the wider M Kitchen debut that will see more than 300 "restaurant-quality" recipes available in stores.
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