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Organics' nutrition disputed
Claims that organic crops are nutritionally superior to conventional crops are based on "dubious data," according to a report published this week by the American Council on Science and Health, a New York-based consumer education consortium funded by companies such as Monsanto, Chevron and Dow. The publication is the latest episode in the ongoing struggle to woo consumers with nutrition claims.
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Saying no to GMOs: Anti-GMO activist launches new initiative
The Institute for Responsible Technology, founded in 2003 to stop genetically modified foods and crops through grassroots and national strategies, is launching The Campaign for Healthier Eating in America, which will include non-GMO education centers that retailers can place in their stores.
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USDA changes meat recall policy to name retailers
On July 11, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Ed Schafer announced that, beginning in August, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will list retail stores receiving meat and poultry products involved in Class I recalls.
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