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June 2009
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Today's News
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Slim Jim products scarce in aftermath of plant explosion
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China denies reports of bans on U.S. poultry
• Danish meat council signs research agreement
• No illnesses related to recall reported in Nebraska

July 1
• Competition barbecue heats up
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Russia's Alapaevsky meat plant declares bankruptcy
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Taiwan: No time estimate for when U.S. beef imports will resume

June 30
• Hong Kong relaxes control on Canadian beef imports
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Teagasc develops specialized pig farming course
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Russia bans pork from Chile, Argentina
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Ethnic communities help to spur goat meat demand
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Meadow Meats plant to close, 100 jobs go
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Scottish beef farmers debate their sector's future

June 29
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Poultry-vaccine producer has plans to grow
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Idaho December red meat production up 9%
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Ohio hog inventory up 6% from June 2008
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Sales of frozen poultry up by 18.5% in Norway
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Denmark's slaughterhouses cut 1,600 jobs
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Cattle slaughter declines 11% in Lithuania in Jan-May
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Japan suspends poultry imports from Spain due to bird flu

June 26
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Beef and lamb in short supply but demand stable
• Japan bans sale of meat from cloned cows, pigs
• Iowa, Nebraska beef producers go on trade mission
• JBS Swift recalls beef cuts for E. coli
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Premium Protein extends work furlough
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Putin issues 'diktat' on cost of sausages in Russia

June 25
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Australia sets record for beef exports to SE Asia
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Canadian pork industry is "on the verge of collapse": C.P.C.
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Norwegians demanding healthy fast-food
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Smithfield to delay transition from gestation stalls

June 24
• Oberto appoints new chief executive
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Brazil's Marfrig acquiring turkey processing business
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Government unveils new organic label in Canada
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Drought claims another Alberta county

June 23
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Highway accident kills 20 hogs in Arkansas
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Israel's Off Tov targets foodservice segment
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Tyson granted patent on slicer-separator
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Sara Lee works to give suppliers a reprieve on price

June 22
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Uruguay objects to U.S. beef export deal with E.U.
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Wendy's rolls out Asian chicken wings
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Rising meat output in Russia triggers new projects
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Frutarom acquires Chr. Hansen's savory division

June 19
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Sheep shortage challenges butchers in Australia
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Beef production in Finland bottoms out
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Church's Chicken sold to West Coast investment firm
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Russia's TopAgro completes pig production facility
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Serbian airline to swap new planes for meat exports

June 18
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Rains to boost beef profits
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Czech Hame acquires Globus's meat division
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West Virginia poultry lab joins national network
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Beef remains Fathers' Day meal of choice
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Frozen pork reserves to benefit China

June 17
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Britain's Vion Food Group to close sausage plant
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Russian meat production up by 12% YTD
• Wingstop renews deal with NFL star as its pitchman
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Mexican government promoting the safety of pork
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Tyson exec details the firm's solid financial structure

June 16
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E.P.A. proposal refuted by industry groups
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Ex-Beatle pushing meatless Mondays
• Early week trading sees ag futures fall at C.M.E.
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N.C.C. refutes foodborne illness report from C.D.C.
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Traceability is a good idea at a bad time

June 15
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World Bank withdraws $90M loan to Brazil's Bertin
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Supermarkets in Ireland accused of manipulating beef prices
• Efforts to cut cost of Ireland's meat plant inspection explored
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Australia's sheep flock declines as prices climb
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Investigators in Taiwan probe use of meat in vegetarian food
• Competitive eating moves to pork rinds
• Vermont's North End Butchers open shop in time for July 4
• OSHA fines Tyson $500K in 2002 death linked to gas exposure
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Chicken chains heat up rivalry over ingredient claims

June 12
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China to provide subsidies to preserve live hog prices
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OSHA fines Canadian poultry firm after workplace injury
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Trade officials seek solution for hormone-treated beef issue
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Vietnam's livestock segment to grow by 20% by 2020
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Taking a closer look at goat-meat production

June 11
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Maple Leaf recall investigation continues
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China's C.P.I. continues to slide
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Suburban poultry farms becoming popular in Ireland
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California Pizza Kitchen beefs up menu
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Australian producers call for on-site tick inspections

June 10
• Russia's ban on U.S. meats expanded
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U.K. beef industry in 'slow, steady decline':report
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Ukrainian poultry producers may export to E.U.
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U.K. duck study shows temperature culprit in deaths
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U.A.E. quail producer set for expansion, exports
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Järvi-Suomen Portti looks for growth through new packaging

June 9
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Australian sheep industry banking on better European trade
• May marks potential turnaround for commodities
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U.K. foodservice outlets to publish nutritional information in menus
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Indonesia could ban beef imports from Australia

June 8
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McDonald's same-store sales up 5.1%
• May marks potential turnaround for commodities
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U.K. foodservice outlets to publish nutritional information in menus
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Indonesia could ban beef imports from Australia

June 5
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China begins reserving frozen pork
• Putin attends meeting on cattle breeding
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Ariant’s computerized pig farm aired
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Kizlyarsky to complete plant modernization
• Nortura has not seen expected synergy effects of merger

June 4
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C.P.C. still pushing pork to E.U.
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Russia lifts ban on pork imports from Spain
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Animal Welfare Approved program gains momentum
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Canned beef not meeting food safety expectations in Russia

June 3
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Fat from Kobe beef the new secret ingredient
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Russian authority lifts meat ban for two U.S. states
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Kaliningrad meat plant halts operation
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Belarus-based meat plant to invest in reconstruction
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Kobrinsky meat plant launches ostrich-meat sausage
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Bosnia, Croatia trading ban lifted
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Rosselkhoznadzor bans pork imports from Quebec

June 2
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Structural changes, market conditions benefit Tyson's chicken segment
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Revamped web site for meat group
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A'saffa sole chicken supplier to Wally's in Oman
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Sirit, eriginate partner on UHF tracking solution
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Australian meat company issues profit warning

June 1
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Russia to develop pork import substitution program
• Russia's cattle stock decreases by 2%
• Cherkizovo to build pig, poultry complex
• Recession decreases Finland's beef consumption
• N. Ireland farmers can help wipe out cattle disease

May 29
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Research dismisses link between meat consumption and breast cancer
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KASL to open giant slaughter plant in Ireland by 2012
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Municipalities battle over urban-raised chicken