ADPI releases new industry standards for four dairy products

The American Dairy Products Institute (ADPI) has released new official ADPI standards for lactose, concentrated milk proteins, whey protein concentrate, and whey protein isolate.

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ConAgra Foods removes BPA from cans across portfolio

ConAgra Foods announced that all of the company’s facilities in the United States and Canada have completed the transition to cans without bisphenol A (BPA) liners.

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Consumers may not view GMO labels as ‘warnings’

A study released just days after the U.S. House passed a bill that would prevent states from requiring labels on genetically modified foods shows that GMO labeling would not act as warning labels and scare consumers away from buying products with GMO ingredients.

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FDA places partial import ban on cilantro from Mexico

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a ban on fresh cilantro from the Mexican state of Puebla from entering the United States after a government investigation found human feces and toilet paper in fields used to grow the herb, according to an alert issued by the FDA.

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Mondelez invests $130+ million in its North American biscuits business

Mondelez International has announced an investment of more than $130 million in its North American biscuits business as the company continues its journey to modernize its manufacturing assets and processes and create a global best-in-class integrated supply chain.

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Japanese Broiled Mackerel (Or Salmon or Tuna)

Got this from a friend in a recipe exchange - the sauce is amazing!

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Temarizushi - Sushi Balls

Making sushi rolls seem a little intimidating? Don't have a sushi matt? These sushi balls are for you! From "Sushi for Wimps". "Te" means hand and "Mari" means ball. The author explains that "the name actually derives form the Samurai era, when the daughters of the wealthy samurais were given beautifully colored and designed (hand) balls, made of silk to play with. These are a typical sushi that a Japanese mom would make at home - and kids love to make them too!" And if kids can make them so can you!!! The recipe calls for "sushi rice". My recipe for sushi rice can be found here: http://ift.tt/1gWosiE

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