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11.15.10   

Chinese More Worried About Food Safety Than Cancer--Survey

Chinese consumers rate food safety as the scond gravest risk to health, with only earthquakes triggering more anxiety, according to a recent report from an insurance company.

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09.16.10   

San Bruno Blast: Father, Son Recount

By Lisa Fernandez

Bob Petrini didn't care that police and firefighters told him to back off and get away from the fireball bursting in a San Bruno neighborhood last week.

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09.14.10   

Report Highlights Succesful Premiumization Strategies

By Lorraine Heller

As the market for premium products continues to evolve, a new report examines different premiumization strategies, aimed at helping food and beverage marketers successfully position their products in the luxury aisles.

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09.13.10   

Whole Foods to Post Seafood Environmental Ratings

Associated Press 09/13/2010

Whole Foods Market is trying to clear some murky waters for seafood shoppers. The grocery chain on Monday launched a new color-coded rating program -- with the help of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Blue Ocean Institute -- that measures the environmental impact of its wild-caught seafood.

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09.13.10   

Meet the CEO of the biggest company on earth: Full Version

FORTUNE--It wasn't much of a honeymoon. Less than a year after Wal-Mart's new chief executive, Mike Duke, took control of the world's biggest company, he was faced with a not-so-little problem.  Shortly before he became CEO in early 2009, Wal-Mart had announced, with great fanfare, Project Impact--

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