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Oct. 10
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U.S. pork exports continue record pace
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Czechs mind cloned meat least of all EU countries
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Philippines to test Chinese lunch meat for melamine
Oct. 9
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Immigration raid at U.K. poultry plant targets illegal workers
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Florida company recalls 20K pounds of trim over E. coli suspicions
Oct. 8
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Worldwide economic crisis threatens premium meat sales
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C.F.I.A. announces recall of smoked meat products over Listeria scare
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Kraft to layoff 400 employees in North America
Oct. 7
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Canada's inspectors advocate reporting results of pathogen tests
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Cappoquin Chickens resumes processing operations
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Russia's poultry meat production grows by nearly 19%
Oct. 6
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Derby Poultry to buy Cappoquin Chickens in U.K.
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Meat imports to Ukraine may be 430,000 tonnes
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American Lamb Board appointments announced
Oct. 3
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Brazil's meat exports spike by 52% in September
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Consumers in Ireland warned about higher holiday turkey prices
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Carcass collection plan introduced after brucellosis outbreak
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Derby Poultry may save fledgling poultry operation
Oct. 2
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Russia's demand for ready-to-cook meat surges up to 15%
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O.A.I. to introduce organic, grass-fed beef this fall
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New Zealand's commodity prices hit 21 year lows
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Workplace diners warming up to frozen lunch options
Oct. 1
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Judge denies injunction to prevent spread of chicken litter in Oklahoma
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Treatment of hogs after traffic accident questioned
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Russia's Interstroy to invest $42M in meat plant
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U.K.'s Tesco to sell organic meat from Sweden's Scan
Sept. 30
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Mennonite group raises $16K to process pork for charity
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Demand for smoked, dried meat trends up in Norway
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Iran to export livestock to Persian Gulf region
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Million-dollar meat plant planned for Macedonia
Sept. 29
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Poland's hog supply at 20 year low
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Former Hallmark/Westland worker gets sentenced over abuse
Sept. 26
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USDA: Demand will drive COOL labels
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Hog farmers protest Manitoba plan
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Alberta company recalls sandwiches in Listeria scare
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Bird flu hits northern Iraq
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New E. coli detection technology created
Sept. 25
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Kosher meat supply questioned ahead of Rosh Hashana
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Manitoba passes law banning hog farm expansion
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Scope of China's recall expands to other foods
Sept. 24
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C.F.I.A. document from 2005 identified food safety problems
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Rising costs force Boston area kosher butcher to close down
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Danish pork exports to Poland on the rise
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China's food chief resigns
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Consumers count down to next week's C.O.O.L. implementation
Sept. 23
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E.U. to raise B.S.E. testing age
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Animal welfare the focus of new E.U. proposal
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Bison industry sees growth stampede
Sept. 22
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U.K. consumers seeking cheaper cuts of meat in face of tough economy
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Badgers may be culled to remedy T.B. spreading to cattle in Ireland
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Seven cows in North Wales tested for bluetongue disease
Sept. 19
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Food industry challenged by regulations in Ireland
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U.K.'s Cappoquin poultry company to close within weeks
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Price for meat in Russia to increase by as much as 12 percent
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Canada's Smith's Snacks issues recall over Listeria concerns
Sept. 18
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Hurricanes wreak havoc on Cuba's poultry industry
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Conservative government in Canada could cut meat inspection
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Feed costs result in lower meat production in Canada
Sept. 17
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Ireland's fledgling Cappoquin plant unable to secure a buyer
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Canadian beef producers face feed shortage after wet summer
Sept. 16
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Bluetongue discovered on farm in Somerset, England
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National Pork Board names new CEO
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Manitoba Pork Council: no hog barn expansion ban
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Russia's Prioskolye to build four pig complexes
Sept. 15
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China's pork prices unstable as pig surplus grows
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Saudi Arabia may invest in Kazakhstan cattle
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Maryland could begin policing poultry farm waste
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Growers sue Pilgrim's Pride
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Zhongpin receives grant from Chinese government
Sept. 12
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Canadian health officials report 16
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death linked to Listeriosis outbreak
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Bluetongue disease discovered on Swedish farm
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Documentary critical of poultry industry involved in Oklahoma pollution lawsuit
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Irish poultry plant desperate for investors to avert demise
Sept. 11
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Russia's Ostankino Plant to construct pig farm
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Muslim festivals boost live cattle sales
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AgFeed Industries acquires four hog farms in China
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Pakistan orders activation of bird flu committees