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Ever After Foods and Bühler Partner to Reduce Cultivated Meat Production Costs with Edible Bioreactor Technology

Ever After Foods and Bühler Partner to Reduce Cultivated Meat Production Costs with Edible Bioreactor Technology

Ever After Foods and Bühler Partner to Reduce Cultivated Meat Production Costs with Edible Bioreactor Technology

BioCraft Develops Cost-Effective Plant-Based Growth Medium for Cultivated Pet Food

BioCraft Develops Cost-Effective Plant-Based Growth Medium for Cultivated Pet Food

BioCraft Develops Cost-Effective Plant-Based Growth Medium for Cultivated Pet Food

Scientists Develop Algae-Based System to Reduce Lab-Grown Meat Production Costs by Up to 90%

Scientists Develop Algae-Based System to Reduce Lab-Grown Meat Production Costs by Up to 90%

Scientists Develop Algae-Based System to Reduce Lab-Grown Meat Production Costs by Up to 90%

Alveo Technologies and AgriNerds Partner to Enhance Bird Flu Surveillance in Poultry Farms

Alveo Technologies and AgriNerds Partner to Enhance Bird Flu Surveillance in Poultry Farms

Alveo Technologies and AgriNerds Partner to Enhance Bird Flu Surveillance in Poultry Farms

Representative Greg Landsman Co-Sponsors Legislation to Regulate Hemp-Derived Beverages

Representative Greg Landsman Co-Sponsors Legislation to Regulate Hemp-Derived Beverages

Representative Greg Landsman, a Democrat from Ohio, has co-sponsored legislation aimed at regulating the hemp-derived beverage market. This proposed bill, introduced alongside Representative Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, seeks to establish a regulatory framework for the legal sale of low-dose hemp-derived drinks. The legislation is designed to mimic the existing regulatory structure for the alcoholic beverage industry. This initiative comes amidst ongoing discussions and challenges surrounding the regulation of hemp products, particularly those with intoxicating substances. Another bill, proposed by Representative Griffith and Representative Marc Veasey, D-Texas, would task the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with developing rules for setting limits on intoxicating substances in hemp-derived and CBD products within three years. If the FDA fails to complete this process, their bill would set default limits of 5 milligrams per serving and 30 milligrams per package, though Griffith acknowledges these numbers ar...

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Dublin officials, deer experts speak to public on deer sharpshooting plan

Dublin officials, deer experts speak to public on deer sharpshooting plan

Dublin officials and deer experts outlined the city's upcoming deer management program, which will use sharpshooters, at an Aug. 25 meeting.

Case map and graphs capture resurgence of disease once eliminated in the US

Case map and graphs capture resurgence of disease once eliminated in the US

Graphics show how measles cases have surged to the highest level in decades

UPSIDE Foods Terminates Bid for Believer Meats' U.S. Cultivated Meat Facility

UPSIDE Foods Terminates Bid for Believer Meats' U.S. Cultivated Meat Facility

UPSIDE Foods Terminates Bid for Believer Meats' U.S. Cultivated Meat Facility

UPSIDE Foods Withdraws Bid for Believer Meats' North Carolina Facility

UPSIDE Foods Withdraws Bid for Believer Meats' North Carolina Facility

UPSIDE Foods Withdraws Bid for Believer Meats' North Carolina Facility

As US border set to reopen to Mexican cattle, concerns persist over screwworm spread

As US border set to reopen to Mexican cattle, concerns persist over screwworm spread

By Cassandra Garrison and Leah Douglas MEXICO CITY/WASHINGTON, Aug 24 - Mexico is bolstering its screwworm containment campaign in northern border states where recent cases have been detected, heightening scrutiny of livestock exports as cross-border trade is expected to resume on Monday under a

Listeria Monocytogenes Detected in Commercial Snail Caviar, Highlighting Food Safety Concerns

Listeria Monocytogenes Detected in Commercial Snail Caviar, Highlighting Food Safety Concerns

Research into commercially produced snail caviar has identified the presence of bacteria from the Listeria genus, with Listeria monocytogenes confirmed in samples of the finished product. This finding emerged from studies examining Cornu snail eggs at various stages of commercial production. While other pathogens like Salmonella and coagulase-positive staphylococci were not detected in the final product, the presence of Listeria monocytogenes underscores the critical importance of stringent processing controls in the production of this specialty food item. The research indicates that proper sanitation, temperature control, microbiological testing, and shelf-life validation are essential to ensure the safety of commercially produced snail caviar. This also serves as a warning against consuming wild or garden snail eggs, as they do not undergo controlled harvesting and processing, making them unsafe to eat.

GSK's Jemperli Receives Priority Review from FDA for Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer

GSK's Jemperli Receives Priority Review from FDA for Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted for priority review a supplemental Biologics License Application (sBLA) for Jemperli (dostarlimab), a drug developed by GSK. This application targets patients with previously untreated stage II and III mismatch repair deficient (dMMR)/microsatellite instability-high (MSI-H) locally advanced rectal cancer. The FDA has set a PDUFA action date for February 2027. The application is also eligible for expedited review through the National Priority Voucher program, potentially leading to an earlier FDA decision. This submission is supported by positive data from the registrational phase II, single-arm AZUR-1 trial, which demonstrated a significant and sustained clinical complete response rate for 12 months, meaning no detectable signs of cancer for at least one year. The safety profile of dostarlimab in this trial was consistent with its known and manageable safety profile observed in other solid tumors. Jemperli was previously granted Fast Track and Breakt...