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Silliker Information Update for the week ending December 19, 2008.

In this issue:

1.0  FOOD SAFETY & SCIENCE NEWS

Front-of-package labels constitute nutrient claims

Biosensors for detecting foodborne pathogens

Stevia approved for food and beverages

2.0  BUSINESS BRIEFS

Orange County rejects restaurant grading system

New York meat company named in E. coli lawsuit

Agropur acquires Schroeder Milk

EU regulators approve dairy merger

ABF to acquire Spanish sugar company

GM soybean approved by European Commission

3.0  REGULATORY UPDATE

Australia considers phytosterols in fruit juice

China bans 17 food additives

Canada to enforce new cheese standards

FDA plans long-term BPA research

4.0  RECALLS & ALERTS

Recall notices from Australia, Canada, EU, US

5.0  CURRENT LITERATURE

International outbreak of STEC O157 due to lettuce

Precut prepackaged lettuce:  a risk for listeriosis?

Recovery of foodborne viruses from fresh produce

Strategic use of government resources for US food safety oversight

Antimicrobial susceptibility of foodborne pathogens

6.0  ENDNOTES

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Food safety issue in Asia for the week ending December 21, 2008.

In this issue

1. Food Safety & Science News

China steps up efforts to rid food of illegal additives

Study shows Hypertension affects elderly's cognitive functioning      

Low-glycemic diet better control diabetes than high-fiber

2. Business Briefs

SOS Cuetara Sells Biscuit Unit for EUR 215 Million

Saudi Almarai Inks First Foreign Acquisition

Uni-President Corp Invest US$35 Million in Chinese Drinks Distributor   

Cargill Brings Texturizing Solutions Closer to Australian and New Zealand Food Manufacturers      

UK: 800 Woolworths Stores Set to Close by Jan 5   

Coke, Pepsi to Launch Drinks with Natural Sweetener     

France: Poult Panier Tanguy Buys Rougier Biscuits from Loc Maria

BASF to Close its Wilmington, North Carolina Vitamin C and Formulated B Vitamin Plant         

Al Islami Foods Enters Saudi Arabia to Reach USD 5.6 Billion Food Market     

Australia: Cadbury signals intention to sell Schweppes   

3. Regulatory Update        

Singapore Lifts Import Ban on Chinese Milk and Milk Products         

Korea to introduce beef tracking system   

NZ: ERMA bans use of toxic chemical endsolfan      

4. Recalls and Alerts        

China culls poultry after finding killer bird flu virus     

H5N1Bird flu outbreak spreads to eastern India state      

5. Current Literature

Hydrocolloids show potential for egg-less bakery     

Gum plus ions may cut fat and salt in meats   

6. Endnotes   

Best wishes,
Jackie

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Silliker Information Update for the week ending January 2, 2009.

In this issue:

1.0  FOOD SAFETY & SCIENCE NEWS

Salmonella outbreak linked to flour

Melamine suspected in Chinese seafood

Philadelphia menu labeling law approved

2.0  BUSINESS BRIEFS

US poultry rejected by EU member states

Canadian meat company agrees to $25 million settlement

Mexico bans imports of US meat

Sanlu executives on trial for milk adulteration

FDA denies nutrient claims for carbonated beverages

US completes trade agreement with Russia

3.0  REGULATORY UPDATE

Australia to reduce salt in processed foods

India to draft proposal for food recalls

California to enforce limit on phthalate

FSIS inspection notices issued for meat, poultry, eggs

4.0  RECALLS & ALERTS

Recall notices from Canada, EU, US

5.0  CURRENT LITERATURE

Consumer attitudes toward issues in food safety

Hand washing behaviors of young adults during food preparation

Interventions to improve food safety at US meat and poultry plants

Campylobacter jejuni infection associated with unpasteurized milk

6.0  ENDNOTES

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Silliker Information Update for the week ending January 9, 2009.

In this issue:

1.0  FOOD SAFETY & SCIENCE NEWS

Salmonella outbreak reported in 42 states

E. coli O157:H7 control measures called ‘inadequate’

Food labels must declare cochineal extract, carmine

2.0  BUSINESS BRIEFS

MillerCoors to cut caffeinated alcohol beverages

Sara Lee unveils new nutrition labeling on baked goods

Cadbury to sell Schweppes Australia

California law challenged by US meat industry

PureCircle to market new sweetener

3.0  REGULATORY UPDATE

EPA to study health risks of phthalates

FSIS to begin 'Shakedown' for microbiological baseline program

Guidance issued for multiple residue violations

FSIS requirements for Sanitation SOPs

Safe and suitable ingredients for meat and poultry products  

FDA issues guidance for dietary supplement claims

FDA updates safety review on cholesterol-lowering drugs

4.0  RECALLS & ALERTS

Recall notices from EU, US

5.0  CURRENT LITERATURE

Transmission and survival of pathogens in the food processing environment

Economic cost of foodborne illness in Ohio

Environmental swabs as tool in norovirus outbreak investigation

Selection tool for foodborne norovirus outbreaks

6.0  ENDNOTES

江南游子

Food safety issue in Asia for the week ending January 11, 2009.

In this issue:

1. Food Safety & Science News

China says large-scale bird flu epidemic unlikely     

China Plans Production Controls for Deadly Melamine   

Canada: new fast test for BSE  

Apples consumed during pregnancy might protect newborns from asthma      

2. Business Briefs

India Lets PepsiCo Keep Full Ownership of Local Arm     

ABInBev to Close London Brewery, 182 Jobs at Risk        

GLG Life Tech Corporation Begins Operations at Two New Stevia Processing Plants in China         

Zhongpin opens new processing facility in China     

Malaysia: Muslim Groups Call for Boycott of Coca-Cola and Starbucks over Gaza Invasion      

China Marine Food commences production at new facility        

Aussie beef losing its grip on Korean markets

Frozen foods benefiting from recession   

National Starch sale unlikely in current climate         

India: Pepsico goes hi-tech to ensure potato supply         

3. Regulatory Update        

Beijing bans entry of live poultry        

Japan to sell cloned beef and pork   

EU: All egg sales must be certified salmonella-free

Cambodia, Vietnam ink MoU to inspect animal cargoes across border   

4. Recalls and Alerts        

Mad cows in Spanish capital   

Vietnamese girl dies of suspected bird flu        

5. Current Literature

Whey protein promises nano-encapsulation of omega-3

6. Endnotes      

Best wishes,

Jackie

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江南游子

Silliker Information Update for the week ending January 23, 2009.

In this issue:

1.0  FOOD SAFETY & SCIENCE NEWS

EU food safety report reveals disease trends

Salmonella outbreak linked to Georgia plant

Avian influenza H5N1 outbreak in China

2.0  BUSINESS BRIEFS

Food safety practice prompts WTO dispute

Oregon county to require menu labeling

Barry Callebaut opens chocolate factory in Mexico

Tyson acquires Mississippi rendering company

Kirin to acquire San Miguel Brewery

Grupo Bimbo acquires Weston bakery business

3.0  REGULATORY UPDATE

European Commission adopts gluten-free labeling rule

Final guidance for third-party certification programs

FDA to study Listeria risk from retail foods

State bill to ban BPA in food packaging

4.0  RECALLS & ALERTS

Recall notices from Canada, EU, US

5.0  CURRENT LITERATURE

Biodegradable polymers for food packaging: a review

Gelatin alternatives for the food industry

Recent advances in technologies for vitamin A protection in foods

6.0  ENDNOTES

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Information Update for the week ending January 30, 2009.

In this issue:

1.0  FOOD SAFETY & SCIENCE NEWS

Clinical study examines risks of BPA

Mercury contamination linked to corn syrup

Georgia peanut company shipped contaminated products

2.0  BUSINESS BRIEFS

New England dairy group to phase out rBST

Wal-Mart acquires largest grocer in Chile

McDonald’s plans European expansion in 2009

ADM to acquire German chocolate company

Starbucks to close 300 stores

3.0  REGULATORY UPDATE

UK food agency supports restaurant nutrition labeling

EFSA issues opinions on pesticide MRLs

Sampling beef establishments for Salmonella and E. coli O157:H7

Industry groups seek stronger food safety system

4.0  RECALLS & ALERTS

Recall notices from Australia, Canada, EU, US

5.0  CURRENT LITERATURE

Multistate outbreaks of Salmonella infections associated with live poultry

Antimicrobial resistance in outbreak-related Salmonella Typhimurium.

Organic poultry pathogen control from farm to fork

Multidrug-resistant Salmonella Heidelberg isolated from humans and animals

Detection methods for irradiated foods

6.0  ENDNOTES

江南游子

Food safety issue in Asia for the week ending February 1, 2009.

In this issue:

1. Food Safety & Science News

China invests 953 mln yuan for safe drinking water in Tibet      

Test for melamine in milk claimed as fastest yet      

Juice Powder Concentrates Protect Athletes Against Protein Oxidation     

2. Business Briefs   

ABInBev Sells Down Stake in Tsingtao to Asahi         

Coca-Cola Seeks 50 Pct Stake in Japan Bottler        

Two Japan Dairy Makers in Merger Talks  

NZ's Fonterra Cuts Dairy Payout Forecast         

Asahi Breweries Seeking to Drive up Overseas Sales by 400% through Acquisitions      

Wyeth To Be Acquired For $68 Billion By Pfizer

Danone CEO Confirms Medium-Term Objectives; New Bangladesh Plant Well Underway      

Coke Scraps 'Classic' Tag from Flagship Cola         

Asia Pacific Breweries to Delay China Brewery Sale         

San Miguel Plans $847 Million Domestic Debt Issue        

3. Regulatory Update        

EU Publishes New Rules for 'Gluten Free' Foods     

EU Experts Agree Dairy Export Subsidies, Set Rates         

Japanese experts say food from clones safe   

4. Recalls and Alerts        

Pork imported from Ireland contaminated with dioxin        

Fifth death from bird flu reported in south China

5. Current Literature

Unrefined sweeteners bring antioxidant boost to bakery

Platinum promise for curbing trans fat formation

6. Endnotes

Best wishes,

Jackie