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Kellogg says it's removing artificial dyes from cereals by the end of this year

Kellogg says it's removing artificial dyes from cereals by the end of this year

WK Kellogg said Thursday that it will remove artificial colors from all its cereals by the end of this year
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Not just lettuce: FDA investigates salmonella, more foodborne diseases

Not just lettuce: FDA investigates salmonella, more foodborne diseases

Eggs, lettuce and frozen blueberries are among foods tied to ongoing FDA outbreak investigations as cyclosporiasis cases continue to spread.
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Tom Sell Aims for Agriculture and Budget Committees as He Eyes Texas Congressional Seat

Tom Sell Aims for Agriculture and Budget Committees as He Eyes Texas Congressional Seat

Tom Sell, a Republican candidate for Texas's 19th congressional district, is campaigning to succeed Rep. Jodey Arrington, who is vacating the seat. Sell, who has a background as a lobbyist, expressed his desire to serve on the agriculture and budget committees if elected. He has been involved in lobbying for the American Sugar Alliance and has faced criticism for his lobbying background, which he has embraced as part of his campaign. Sell is expected to win the race in the conservative West Texas district. Meanwhile, the International Fresh Produce Association has urged the CDC to expand its cyclosporiasis interviews beyond food exposures to include other environmental factors.
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Why Brandon Maxwell's Approach Splits the Industry

Why Brandon Maxwell's Approach Splits the Industry

Designer Brandon Maxwell is both a celebrated staple of American glamour and a controversial figure. We explore why his blend of high fashion and mass-market appeal divides the industry.
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Chipotle removes jalapeños over salmonella. See list of food recalls

Chipotle removes jalapeños over salmonella. See list of food recalls

Chipotle said in a Aug. 5 statement that it identified jalapeños from a particular grower in Sinaloa, Mexico and removed them from certain restaurants.
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ADM Targets $100 Million Profit from Shift to Natural Colors

ADM Targets $100 Million Profit from Shift to Natural Colors

ADM Targets $100 Million Profit from Shift to Natural Colors
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Kellogg is bringing a major change to your favorite cereals

Kellogg is bringing a major change to your favorite cereals

The cereal aisle at your local grocery may look more or less the same as it always has, but behind those colorful boxes lies a bigger story: the long-term decline in cereal sales. Billions of people still buy it every year, but not the way they did 20 years ago. There are a few reasons for this. ...
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These recalled eggs could still be in your fridge. See list

These recalled eggs could still be in your fridge. See list

Midwest Poultry Services L.P. issued a recall on July 22 for nearly 1.6 million dozen white and brown cage-free eggs from Texas.
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Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

More than 800 cases have been reported in New York since May as health officials investigate a nationwide outbreak of the foodborne parasite.
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Federal Government Awards $150 Million Contract to Texas Law Firm for Migrant Child Representation

Federal Government Awards $150 Million Contract to Texas Law Firm for Migrant Child Representation

The federal government is set to award a $150 million contract to the Houston-based Burke Law Group to represent unaccompanied immigrant children in U.S. government custody during immigration proceedings. This decision, which will be officially announced in the Federal Register, has sparked controversy due to the firm's limited experience in immigration and asylum law. The Burke Law Group, known for its work in environmental and regulatory matters, has only two attorneys specializing in immigration cases. The contract follows the expiration of a previous agreement with a consortium of nearly 100 legal nonprofits, which had been providing similar services. The Trump administration had previously halted payments to these nonprofits over a dispute regarding the confidentiality of information about the children.
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Trump's tech ties blamed for AI inaction by MAGA Republicans and Democrats

Trump's tech ties blamed for AI inaction by MAGA Republicans and Democrats

By Courtney Rozen and Alexandra Alper WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - In a rare show of bipartisanship, Democrats and Donald Trump's conservative supporters both blame the president's ties to the tech industry for his administration's limited response to recent hacks carried out by OpenAI and
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Joby Aviation and Atoms Collaborate to Build Vertiport Network in the U.S.

Joby Aviation and Atoms Collaborate to Build Vertiport Network in the U.S.

Joby Aviation and Atoms Collaborate to Build Vertiport Network in the U.S.