Starbucks passes Subway in U.S. sales
According to USA Today, Starbucks has passed Subway to become the No. 2 restaurant chain in U.S. sales—second only to McDonald’s. IFT Daily News
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Flavorist ‘Joe’ Peterkes passes away at 59
Joachim Johannes “Joe” Peterkes, age 59, Executive Vice President of Silesia Flavors Inc., passed away on Sunday, June 29, 2014. IFT Daily News
Safeway passes 51% in seafood sustainability sourcing
Safeway said Thursday it has passed the halfway mark in its efforts to sustainably source all fresh and frozen seafood by the end of 2015. read more Supermarket News
Lloyd Luedecke passes away at 79
Lloyd Oscar Luedecke, 79, longtime Washington State University (WSU) Professor of Food Science, passed away on June 4, 2014, at the Guardian Angel Home in Lewiston, Idaho. IFT Daily News
Vermont passes GM labeling bill
According to CNN, Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin signed a bill into law that will require the labeling of genetically modified (GM) foods. IFT Daily News
California Senate passes bill to limit use of antibiotics in farm animals
According to Reuters, the California State Senate passed a bill on May 1 to restrict the use of antibiotics in farm animals for growth enhancement by requiring that the drugs … Continue Reading →
Vermont passes bill requiring GMO labeling
Vermont passed a bill requiring that foods containing genetically engineered ingredients be labeled as such, and Governor Peter Shumlin is expected to sign it into law, according to the New … Continue Reading →
National food retail financing program passes
The U.S. House has approved $ 125 million for a national Healthy Food Financing Initiative modeled after the successful program in Pennsylvania. read more Supermarket News
U.S. House passes five-year farm bill
According to USA Today, the U.S. House passed a five-year farm bill on Jan. 29 that will end direct payments and expand popular crop insurance programs while cutting funding for … Continue Reading →
House passes Farm Bill
The House of Representatives has passed a five-year Farm Bill. read more Supermarket News