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Harrisburg Patriot-News | 11 hours ago

Rite Aid drugstores will accept food stamps, SNAP debit cards

...food and drinks. "One in eight Americans are receiving food assistance through SNAP, according to the USDA," said Brian Fiala, Rite Aid executive vice president of store...

thestar.com | 1 day ago

Pasteurization makes meat safer, scientist says

...firms that have moved beyond keeping plants clean. Warriner said the USDA has three categories when it comes to how often inspectors need to check meat-packing plants for Listeria...

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Fresno Bee | 1 day ago

Z & S Fresh cited for not paying sellers

...Feb. 19, 2012, and then only if it obtains a federal Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act license. The USDA also said that Martin J. Zaninovich, one of the company's principals,...

Reuters | 1 day ago

Delauro sees U.S. food safety law in 2010

...of meat, poultry and eggs, DeLauro said. An independent expert panel should examine whether the USDA food system needs reform, following a similar review of the FDA which made...

boston.com - Latest news | 1 day ago

USDA cites 97 animal research lab deaths since `07

...for a total of 97 deaths in violation of the Animal Welfare Act, not including mice or rats, according to USDA records. The labs include: University of California-San Francisco...

L.A. Times - Money & Company | 2 days ago

Changing tastes: U.S. Department of Agriculture releases report on a century's worth of food trends

...collected from producers and food distributors or estimated by government agencies using sampling methodology, the USDA said. And the result is some delicious snapshots of how people eat:...

Kansas City Star | 2 days ago

Kansas Agriculture Department seeks applicants for specialty crop grants

...was awarded the grant as a result of the Specialty Crops Competitiveness Act of 2004, which was authorized the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help states enhance the competitiveness of...

AOL Music | 3 days ago

Snoop Dogg's U.S.D.A. (Uncut Snoop Dogg Approved) Series

...history books as well as their tendency to sell out shows. Now, he's releasing a series of albums dubbed U.S.D.A. (Uncut Snoop Dogg Approved). Included are Eazy-E's Eazy-Duz-It, Master...

"One in eight Americans are receiving food assistance through SNAP, according to the USDA," said Brian Fiala, Rite Aid executive vice president of store operations. "With nearly 4,800 Rite Aid stores nationwide offering assorted groceries, accepting EBT cards is just another convenience we can offer to our customers and help make their lives a little easier. "

Rite Aid drugstores will accept food stamps, SNAP debit cards Harrisburg Patriot-News | 11 hours ago

L.A. Times - Money & Company | 6 days ago

The farm fight begins: Justice Department and USDA hold first public meeting about competition in food sector

...named after the Iowan whose company provides the key chemical to Monsanto's Roundup herbicide. The group had come to voice their complaints about the rising price of seeds and the...

L.A. Times - Money & Company | 6 days ago

Justice Department and USDA to farmers: Anti-competitive practices in the food sector will stop

During the Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Agriculture's opening round-table discussion, it quickly became clear that the changing landscape of the nation's farm country -- and...

Fox News | 6 days ago

Remarks as Prepared for Delivery by Attorney General Eric Holder at the Department of Justice and USDA Agriculture Workshop

...the competitive environment may be, at least in part, to blame. The Justice Department, as well as the USDA and the entire administration, is committed to protecting competition...

L.A. Times - Daily Dish | 6 days ago

Justice Department and USDA hold first meeting about competition in food sector

...with seeds: Farmers say consolidation in the industry means they're forced to buy more costly seeds. But Monsanto, the world's largest seed firm, insists that competition 'is alive...