Wide world of produce - Sept. 2 headlines
Got a message from Gary Fleming about the time line for the Produce Industry Traceability Initiative..developing. Meanwhile, what's on the Web this morning related to produce?
Apple moth quarantine expands
Small farms chafe under big demands
USDA FAS: India's almond imports
USDA FAS: US food safety Web site in China
USDA FAS: Canada Ag Biotech report
Outbreak ends, mystery remains
Keep children healthy with fruits, veggies
Recent salmonella outbreak shows benefits of irradiation
UK: more forecasts predict recession for next 18 months
Arizona called ground zero in immigration fight
NYT: End immigration incentives
Obesity society hails Republican platform
UK: Schools should lead obesity fight
State food banks face staggering needs
Meijer, Marsh answer questions on local food
Hydroponics offers sustainability
Labels: Aldi, Apples, Big Apple, biotech, FDA, food banks, Gary Fleming, Headline roundup, Homegrown gardening, immigration, irradiation, kids and produce, Landec Corp, Local food movement, obesity, potatoes, recession?, Salmonella investigation, tomatoes and salmonella, traceability, USDA FAS, Wal-Mart
posted by Tom Karst @ 10:31 AM
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