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 A farmer from Henan Province picks cotton in a cotton field on September 22, 2007 in Shihezi of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China.

U.S. Cotton Supply Estimate Drops 12% on Strong China Demand

Cotton supplies in the United States next year will be smaller than previously forecast because of the increasing prices and larger-than-expected purchases in China, a government report in Washington revealed.

Undercover Video Shows US Meat Company Maltreating Pigs

Undercover Video Shows U.S. Meat Company Maltreating Pigs

U.S. federal meat inspectors are investigating an undercover video shot at the Minnesota slaughterhouse of Hormel Foods' pork supplier, Quality Pork Processors (QPP), which shows pigs being maltreated.

Chicken Nuggets: Staphylococcal Enterotoxin Contamination Elicits Class 1 Recall

Chicken Nuggets Recall 2015: Staphylococcal Enterotoxin Contamination Elicits Class 1 Recall

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced on its site Wednesday July 15, a Class 1 recall of approximately 20,232 pounds of chicken nuggets.

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USDA Approves Production of First Genetically Modified Apples

Agriculture officials had given the go signal for the first genetically modified apples to be planted in the U.S., causing debates over food safety to flare up again.

A photo of two puppies.

USDA Regulates Pup Importation

After years of delay, the United States Department of Agriculture finally regulates importation of puppies which should be at least six months old and healthy when they reach the country.

US Beef Possibly Tainted With Mad Cow Disease Recalled

A total of 4,012 pounds of beef, some of which made their way to two restaurants and a grocery chain were recalled on Wednesday over fears of possible contamination with mad cow disease, the U S Department of Agriculture revealed.

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