Topic: Michael Taylor
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Are arsenic levels in apple juice too high?
Arsenic levels allowed in apple juice may be too high, but even the consumer groups that are most concerned can't agree on the right levels.
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In Washington, a new willingness to prosecute food safety cases?
The federal government is considering whether to bring criminal charges in a salmonella outbreak that has killed nine people.
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Amid peanut scandal, Georgia moves to tighten its food-safety net
On Wednesday, the state legislature began work on measures to tighten food inspections, while in Washington, the CEO of Peanut Corp. refused to testify before Congress.
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Bush OKs $48 billion for AIDS as famine looms
Critics decry slashing of agricultural aid as US tries to balance competing foreign relief priorities.
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