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| Latest News on Cloned Meat & Dairy |
- Coming to a Plate Near You (New York Times)
The Food and Drug Administration?s new regulations to approve genetically engineered animal products should be a boon for both consumers and producers.
- No Tobacco Day (KIMT Mason City)
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- Parkersburg Farmers Need Debris Cleaned Up (KIMT Mason City)
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- A slightly twisted take on the news in Snohomish County and beyond. (Everett Herald)
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- Food companies reject clones over consumer fears (New Scientist)
Several major food companies, including Nestlé and Kraft, say they won't use cloned animal products, despite FDA approval
- Irradiation step doesn't quiet debate on FDA moves (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
By Stephen J. Hedges Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON -- After two years of nearly constant food-borne illness outbreaks and recalls of everything from tainted peanut butter to tons of hamburger meat the Food and Drug Administration's decision last week to allow the irradiation of lettuce and spinach to kill dangerous bacteria didn't surprise anyone in the food industry.
- Rules near for animals’ engineering (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
Published: Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 5:30 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 10:26 a.m. The Food and Drug Administration is expected on Thursday to announce proposals for regulating the meat and milk from genetically engineered animals.
- Rules Near for Animals’ Engineering (The Hendersonville Times-News)
The Food and Drug Administration is expected on Thursday to announce proposals for regulating the meat and milk from genetically engineered animals.
- FDA sets rules for modified meat, fish (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday helped pave the way for genetically engineered meat and fish to end up on American dinner tables.
- FDA plans for genetically altered meat (The Wichita Eagle)
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday helped pave the way for genetically engineered meat and fish to end up on American dinner tables. The agency said genetically engineered animals, created for human use or consumption, will be regulated in the same way as veterinary drugs, meaning they will go through a safety review process. But consumer groups said Thursday that the review process ...
- Many would eat cloned meat, but want it labeled Jan 2, 2007
- Clone Meat and Milk "OK"; No Need to Label: Dec 30, 2006
- FDA: Cloned livestock is safe to eat Dec 28, 2006
- FDA Says Clones Are Safe To Eat Dec 28, 2006
- FDA Issues Draft Documents on the Safety of Animal Clones Dec 28, 2006
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