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May 2008
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•  South Korea may demand revision of U.S. beef accord
•  South Korea issuing mixed messages about U.S. beef
•  South Korea assures its consumers U.S. beef is safe
•  Global food crisis leads U.S. to increase support

Curly's introduces fully-cooked BBQ baked beans
Cargill will not rebuild Booneville facility
Burger King's earnings increase during third quarter

Labeling conference tackles emerging trends
Animal research center hot on the trail of E. coli O157:H7
Top 10 trends in functional foods

F.D.A. plans to significantly increase staffing
Major food safety changes called for in report
PSA urges Congress to keep research facilities open

Common-sense approach to food safety needed: Bruton
Animal research center hot on the trail of E. coli O157:H7
Salmonella and E. coli sampling notices issued for low-volume plants

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Trim management system
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•  Farm bill remains in limbo following veto threat
•  U.S. Small Business Confidence Index up almost 10 points
  From the wire service news resources of LexisNexis:

Seminole welcomes jobs as meat plant opens
E.U. denies plans to lift its ban on U.S. poultry
Australian-Egypt live cattle trade resumes
Russia imposes E.U. meat import restrictions



  Web-exclusive perspective on the week's Biggest news stories
Too little, too late?
AMI and NMA petition USDA to keep downers out of the meat supply.
Still expensive — but not that expensive
Like other food prices, prices for organically grown foods, including meat and poultry, are going up, but just not as fast or as much.
Seekers, meet searchers
Meat Industry CareerLink brings together industry job seekers and employers

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