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  • Meat Sold at Grocery Stores Found to Contain Drug-Resistant Staphylococcus

    Meat Sold at Grocery Stores Found to Contain Drug-Resistant Staphylococcus

    A recent study conducted on the poultry and meat sold in various grocery stores has found that the products are almost always contaminated by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus. The Clinical Infectious Diseases Journal reported that the bacteria could cause serious health risks, from infections of the skin to pneumonia. In some instances, Staphylococcus aureus infections…

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  • A Product Recall for Royal Sweet Bakery’s Processed Herring Product

    A Product Recall for Royal Sweet Bakery’s Processed Herring Product

    Royal Sweet Bakery announced a voluntary recall for its ‘Herring in Vegetable Oil Filling’ product because it has been found to contain uneviscerated fish. Because of un-evisceration, the affected product has a high possibility of bacterial contamination, specifically by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. This problem was discovered after the Department of Agriculture in New York…

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  • A Product Recall of Buffalo Chicken Cheese Dips

    A Product Recall of Buffalo Chicken Cheese Dips

    On February 25, J&J Distributing announced a recall for about 87 lbs. of its cheese dip products for buffalo chicken. The recall was due to the possible presence of Monosodium glutamate (MSG), which is not listed as an ingredient in the products. The buffalo chicken cheese dip products are sold under the labels Cub Fresh…

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  • Wendy’s New Natural Cut Fries: Is it Really Natural?

    Wendy’s New Natural Cut Fries: Is it Really Natural?

    Last fall, Wendy’s launched its new French fries, the Natural Cut Fries in Sea Salt. Currently, this product is already being promoted in TV advertisement and print media. Part of the company’s selling point for this product is it being ‘natural.’ According to Ken Calwell, the company’s CMO, when referring to the new fries, the…

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  • Gevalia Coffee to be Distributed by Kraft to be Sold at U.S. Grocery Stores and Supermarkets

    Gevalia Coffee to be Distributed by Kraft to be Sold at U.S. Grocery Stores and Supermarkets

    A month after it split with Starbucks as partners, Kraft Foods Inc. has announced its plans of distributing its Gevalia coffee to U.S. grocery stores and supermarkets. After being long-time partners in the distribution of Starbucks coffee to retail stores, the two finally ended their partnership last March. Kraft is now focusing on the retail…

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  • Washing Your Chicken Before Cooking May Not Be the Best Thing To Do

    Washing Your Chicken Before Cooking May Not Be the Best Thing To Do

    As a big part of the American population eats a lot of chicken, knowing how to handle it properly before cooking may prove to offer more food safety to consumers. Food experts have come up with a few food safety tips in order to make chicken (and other raw meats), as well as the kitchen,…

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  • Wal-Mart Prices May Vary from Store to Store

    Wal-Mart Prices May Vary from Store to Store

    Nowadays, when every single cent matters, it is important to know that what you’re expecting to be the most reasonable price anywhere is really the most reasonable. This is the reason why most shoppers go to Wal-Mart, because the store offers one of the lowest prices in any grocery store. However, this was not the…

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  • Chocolatesource

    Chocolatesource

    Chocolatesource is a company that specializes in the importing and distribution of Belgian gourmet chocolate to the United States. The company has its headquarters in Wellesley, Massachusetts. History Chocolatesource was created out of a love for Belgian chocolates and aimed to provide chocolate lovers with great quality chocolate.  The company was established in 1998 under…

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