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Petco Cuts Ties With Holmes Ranch Over Controversial Maltreatment Of Small Animals

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Emergency Bird Flu Plan: Indiana Turkey Farm Infected With New Strain

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Bird Flu: France, Vietnam Confirm H5N1 Cases

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Ground Beef Recall: USDA Issues Nationwide Recall Due To Possible E. Coli Contamination

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Aspen Foods Chicken Recall Issued After Reports Of Salmonella-Linked Illnesses

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Frozen Chicken Recall Issued For 1.7 Million Pounds Of Barber Foods Products (VIDEO)

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Fat Is Not The Enemy, According To Dietary Guidelines for Americans Committee

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Americans On Food Stamps More Likely To Be Obese, USDA Study Says

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Tennessee School Served Students Six-Year-Old Pork For Lunch

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Avian Flu Could Return in the Fall, Says USDA

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USDA: Food Still Edible Even 18 Months Past Expiration (VIDEO)

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Salmonella And Campylobacter Risk Could be Reduced with USDA's New Poultry Measures

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USDA Will Not Include Environmental Impacts In Its Dietary Guidelines

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Environment May Play Big Role In Government's New Dietary Guidelines

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Fast Food Is Just As Bad For You As It Was 18 Years Ago

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