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Want to target different markets of the food chain? Food Systems Insider Online facilitates communication between all segments of the animal protein food system. FSI communicates solutions for production, packing, processing and retailing to enhance each market's ability to respond to consumer demands.

It is published by the editors of Dairy Herd Management, Drovers, Pork  and Bovine Veterinarian magazines. Audience includes consumers, retailers, major national grocers (meat, seafood, poultry, beef, dairy, and pork influencers), government officials (house & senate agricultural committees), fortune 500 members, food service leaders, producers (pork, dairy & beef), packers, agri-lenders, nutritionists, consultants, veterinarians and other allied food stakeholder key personnel. The current circulation is 55,000+ and reaches the most progressive members of the food chain.

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03/04/2010 02:08PM

Week after week I receive news releases from the Department of Agriculture explaining the need to more closely connect consumers with the farmers who supply their food and to encourage an increase in marketing of locally grown "fresh, nutritious food."

03/04/2010 02:04PM

The recession of the past few years may have been good for the sustainability movement.

03/04/2010 11:18AM

A study conducted by Michigan State University finds that consumers are highly aware of food-safety issues and have high recognition of third party certification.

03/04/2010 11:15AM

Pizza chain more than doubles its fourth-quarter profits from a year ago. A revamped pizza recipe, with a serious commitment to cheese, gets much of the credit.

03/04/2010 11:12AM

U.S. restaurant operators' sentiment improved last month, a promising sign for livestock producers.

03/04/2010 11:09AM

A coalition of food, feed and agricultural entities is urging Congress to promptly pass several pending free-trade agreements.

03/04/2010 11:05AM

The film that criticizes modern agriculture is nominated for "Best Documentary."

03/04/2010 11:02AM

Acute foodborne illnesses cost the United States an estimated $152 billion per year, according to a new report from the Produce Safety Project.

03/04/2010 11:00AM

Tyson Foods Inc. chief financial officer Dennis Leatherby says Tyson has made significant progress in its day-to-day operations and is committed to improving its competitive position.
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Week after week I receive news releases from the Department of Agriculture explaining the need to more closely connect consumers with the farmers who supply their food and to encourage an increase in marketing of locally grown "fresh, nutritious food."

The recession of the past few years may have been good for the sustainability movement.

A study conducted by Michigan State University finds that consumers are highly aware of food-safety issues and have high recognition of third party certification.

Pizza chain more than doubles its fourth-quarter profits from a year ago. A revamped pizza recipe, with a serious commitment to cheese, gets much of the credit.

U.S. restaurant operators' sentiment improved last month, a promising sign for livestock producers.

A coalition of food, feed and agricultural entities is urging Congress to promptly pass several pending free-trade agreements.

The film that criticizes modern agriculture is nominated for "Best Documentary."

Acute foodborne illnesses cost the United States an estimated $152 billion per year, according to a new report from the Produce Safety Project.

Tyson Foods Inc. chief financial officer Dennis Leatherby says Tyson has made significant progress in its day-to-day operations and is committed to improving its competitive position.

A steady stream of shoppers has helped wholesale clubs deliver profit gains while many of their grocery competitors struggle.

Kansas City's agribusiness leaders have reason to be concerned with ideas and concepts promoted to change agriculture.

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