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GM Salmon Company Pending Approval By FDA, Scrutinized More Over Regulatory Failures

A GM Salmon company, AquaBounty Technologies, has been fined by the government of Panama A GM Salmon company, AquaBounty Technologies, has been fined by the government of Panama over numbers of permit and regulatory failures.

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John Oliver Talks Sugar Industry On ‘Last Week Tonight’ [VIDEO] Brings Down FDA’s Labeling

John Oliver Sugar Industry – John Oliver has gone over Halloween, but not exactly in an orthodox way. Rather, he’s tackled directly on the sugar industry and how much we truly consume.
Hepatitis C Information: New Pill That Cures It, But At What Cost?

Hepatitis C Information – The Hepatitis C is a disease that affects the liver mainly. It can provoke cirrhosis and ultimately, develop liver failure and liver cancer, among other things. So, the importance to treat it is essential.
FDA to Change Food Labels for First Time in 20 Years: American Diet Affected?

About 20 years ago, the Food and Drug Administration introduced Nutrition Facts labels for the first time. Now, the FDA is finally giving them a much-needed overhaul, which could encourage the public to eat healthier.
Lehigh Valley Dairy Orange Juice Recall: FDA Reveals Milk Mixture Error

Lehigh Valley Dairy is voluntarily recalling orange juice sold in New Jersey after discovering that the product may contain milk, an undeclared allergen.
Natural vs. Organic Foods: Label Fables and How Food Companies are Lying to Us

No FDA definition for many of the terms food companies are using to describe their products. What is the difference between "natural" and "organic"? Both sound healthy and good for you.
Butter Consumption Reaches 40-Year High Due To Trans Fat Backlash

How much butter do we actually use? How much butter do we actually use? According to ABC News, the American Butter Institute reported that the United States butter consumption has reached its highest levels in 40 years.
Bagged Salad: Lettuce Mix Linked to Outbreak of Parasite-Borne Food Poisoning

372 people in 15 states have become sick after eating a prepackaged salad which cause an outbreak of parasite-borne food poisoning.
FDA Proposes U.S. Food Importers Take Responsibility For Foreign Suppliers Food Safety

Food and Drug Administration proposes new rules for importing food into the United States. The Food and Drug Administration proposed new rules on Friday that would make U.
Caffeine In Food: FDA To Investigate New Caffeinated Gum

The Food and Drug Admnistration will launch an investigation into the caffeinated gum, called "Alert Energy Gum" which promises "The right energy, right now." The gum, launched this week by Wrigley, a subsidiary of Mars, Inc., has 40 milligrams of caffeine per piece and 8 blister-packed pieces per box. Many children, especially teenagers, consume chewing gum and concerned parents want to know the risks involved from the spike in caffeine.
U.S. Marshals Seize New York Kosher Foods Warehouse

U.S. Marshals seized a rodent infested factory manufacturing and shipping kosher foods U. S. Marshals recently seized a mass amount of food products at a Ridgewood, N.
FDA Budget Proposal Requests $4.7 Billion in Funding For 2014

The USFDA is requesting $4.7 billion in funding for the upcoming 2014 fiscal year to ensure food safety
New U.S. Food Safety Rules By FDA Seek More Accountability

U.S. regulators proposed new food safety rules on Friday that aim to make food processors and farms more accountable for reducing food borne illnesses that kill or sicken thousands of Americans annually.