Dioxin scandal hits German farms
Tuesday, January 4th, 2011Thousands of chickens are culled in Germany and 1,000 farms ordered to stop selling their products because of a dioxin scandal.

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Dioxin scandal hits German farms
Thousands of chickens are culled in Germany and 1,000 farms ordered to stop selling their products because of a dioxin scandal.

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Dioxin scandal hits German farms
West Midlands-based company Tarmac Building Products announces it is to cut 550 jobs due to “tough market conditions”.

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Tarmac announces 550 job losses
A Johnson & Johnson unit announced a nationwide recall of more than 13 million packages of Rolaids after reports of consumers finding metal and wood particles in the products.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday notified manufacturers of all alcoholic-energy drinks that producing the beverages was now illegal. Though it was careful not to call it an outright ban, the move effectively guarantees that the products…
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FDA Warns on Alcohol/Energy Drinks
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday notified manufacturers of all alcoholic-energy drinks that producing the beverages was now illegal. Though it was careful not to call it an outright ban, the move effectively guarantees that the products…
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FDA Warns on Alcohol/Energy Drinks
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday notified manufacturers of all alcoholic-energy drinks that producing the beverages was now illegal. Though it was careful not to call it an outright ban, the move effectively guarantees that the products…
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FDA Warns on Alcohol/Energy Drinks
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday notified manufacturers of all alcoholic-energy drinks that producing the beverages was now illegal. Though it was careful not to call it an outright ban, the move effectively guarantees that the products…
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday notified manufacturers of all alcoholic-energy drinks that producing the beverages was now illegal. Though it was careful not to call it an outright ban, the move effectively guarantees that the products…
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FDA Warns on Alcohol/Energy Drinks
Members states also agreed that rich and poor nations would share profits from pharmaceutical or other products derived from genetic material.
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U.N. Sets Goals to Reduce the Extinction Rate
The recalls, which cover the United States and Canada, involve seven million tricycles and more than a million high chairs as well as other products.

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Fisher-Price Recalls 10 Million Items
The Federal Trade Commission said it found no science to support claims that the products treat or prevent diseases.

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Claims by Pom Juice Called Deceptive
Peel-off impurities from skin with a preservative-free mask The preservative-free, luminizing black mask from Boscia purifies skin with a pore-cleansing, peel-off formula. Filled with minerals, extracts, natural clay, vitamins and antiseptics, I like that the recipe mixes the benefits of a more traditional clay mask with modern ingredients. The upshot is a mask that penetrates well, removing impurities, excess oil and noxious bacteria. While applying the opaque black goo feels as weird as it looks, it also seems to really work. After letting it dry for fifteen minutes, I peeled it off (one of those strangely satisfying tasks) to reveal smaller pores and brighter skin. Boscia’s black mask sells exclusively from Sephora for $34.

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Boscia Luminizing Black Mask
Last week on the $5 Dinners blog, there was a short video in which a farmer at the farmers market was asked if he minded people asking for discounts or reduced prices on his products. He said he didn’t mind and that sometimes he was willing to do it. What he doesn’t seem to like, though, is when people don’t take no for an answer.
While dogs offer wet kisses to just about anyone within licking distance, the feline persuasion prefers that you earn their purrs and cuddles. Since the American Pet Products Association (APPA) estimates that about 38 million U.S. households have cats, plenty of people are working overtime to please their feline houseguests. Are you ready to join the ranks?
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Adopt a cat: What you need to know
A decade ago when I was a network administrator, I saw the company where I worked go through electronic equipment like it was going out of style.