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Grocery Manufacturers Association, Bettelle Partner to Combat Food Fraud with EMAlert Tool
Apr 21, 2016US-based trade organisation the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and technology company Battelle have partnered to provide a secure, web-based software tool called EMAlert, which allows food manufacturers to review and understand ...
Tags: GMA, Battelle, EMAlert, Food manufactures
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The Unrelenting Winter of 2014 Delivered Another Massive Storm Last Week
Feb 17, 2014The unrelenting winter of 2014 delivered another massive storm last week, bringing with it more economic uncertainty and higher fuel prices. For the second time in less than a month, much of the southeastern United States battled a major ...
Tags: Transportation, Logistics
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Growers Are Advised to Start Using Clubroot-Resistant Varieties
Dec 26, 2013These varieties were seeded into a field known to have higher levels of clubroot. The variety on the left is resistant, the variety on the right is not. Clubroot resistance is an important part of clubroot management, and growers are ...
Tags: clubroot, clubroot resistance, clubroot-resistant varieties
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Barbier Has Twice Rejected Arguments by BP
Nov 21, 2013A group of scientists and experts requested by Congress to assess the total damage caused by the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010 have said the government's current methods of putting a price tag on the most sweeping ...
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California Combat Asian Citrus Psyllid Through Using Media
Sep 11, 2013Related Media Sustaining agriculture from the board room California citrus grower bullish despite ACP-HLB threat Ag research delivers critical answers for growers, consumers A non-regulatory effort to combat the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) ...
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Ethanol Is Against with Pits Growers
Aug 20, 2013GM corn hoax hits Mexico Alfalfa acreage increase predicted US cotton producers share latest crop findings Pitting farmers against farmers is just one of the negative consequences of U.S. policy that mandates that gasoline be blended with ...
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Number of Mergers Is Significantly Higher Than in The Three Years Preceding The Collapse
Aug 14, 2013In the three years following a cartel breakdown, the number of mergers is significantly higher than in the three years preceding the collapse. A recent study conducted by the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in Mannheim has ...
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Mites Is From Organic Grower Inheriting Puncturevine
Aug 1, 2013Related Media Peaches should not go crunch GMO pickle claim leaves you scratching your head It's worthy to be a good neighbor, whether you live in a subdivision, condo, apartment or farm for a living. Hopefully, it is reciprocal. That ...
Tags: Agriculture, Food
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Sharemarket Surged to 21-Month High as Investors Dumped Bonds and Rushed to Buy Equities
Jan 30, 2013The sharemarket surged to a 21-month high yesterday as investors dumped bonds and rushed to buy equities in response to an improving global growth outlook. Overnight on Monday, the US reported a 4.6 per cent rise in durable goods for ...
Tags: sharemarket, global growth outlook, US
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Superstorm Sandy Has Devastated The Lives of Thousands of People.
Dec 26, 2012Superstorm Sandy has devastated the lives of thousands of people. The storm's death toll is now over one hundred and it's unknown exactly how many people are unaccounted for as many ongoing search efforts continue to take place. The total ...
Tags: Superstorm Sandy, SoftwareMedia, Disaster Relief fund, software
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Players From IT World Gathered in Dubai Marina for 2012 Infrastructure Strategies Event
Dec 20, 2012Major players from the IT world gathered in Dubai Marina this morning for the 2012 Infrastructure Strategies event, hosted by Computer News Middle East. A list of high profile speakers discussed with an energetic crowd, in detail, the ...
Tags: Avaya, cloud, Dell, Computer News, Computer
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AAFA Would Seek Resolution to Contract Negotiations
Dec 17, 2012The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) called on President Barack Obama to immediately seek resolution to contract negotiations between the International Longshoremen Association (ILA) and United States Maritime Alliance (USMX). ...
Tags: American Apparel and Footwear Association, resolution, ILA, USMX
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The Iranian Government Is Preparing The Next Solar Year Budget to Submit to The Parliament
Dec 12, 2012The Iranian government is preparing the next solar year budget to submit to the Parliament but reportedly with significant difference from current year budget in details. According to the budget law, Iran is expected to sell USD 81 ...
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Several Glass Companies Immediate Challenges to Getting Fully Operational After Hurricane
Dec 6, 2012On election eve, hundreds of thousands of people in the Northeast were still without power following Hurricane Sandy, with the hardest hit areas in New Jersey and New York marking an eighth consecutive day without electricity. In addition ...
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Superstorm Sandy Continue to Make Life Difficult From Nova Scotia to North Carolina
Nov 28, 2012As the remnants of Superstorm Sandy continue to make life difficult from Nova Scotia to North Carolina to Wisconsin, millions who bore the brunt of the storm are now working to assess the damage and begin the hard work of rebuilding. As ...
Tags: Superstorm Sandy, economic damage, ALAN, supply chain