Safeway to label ground beef by fat content
Safeway, the nations second largest grocery chain, will replace cut based labeling with fat content labels for ground beef. Categories include regular 25 to 28 percent fat, lean 22 to 25 percent, extra lean 18 to 22 percent, and super lean 15 to 18 percent, with prices varying by city. Safeway says the change aligns with consumer reports on fat content and that grinding reduces taste differences among cuts.
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Indictment of 40 meat inspectors over bribery charges in Boston
A federal grand jury indicted 40 U.S. meat inspectors, three meat processing firms, and others on bribery perjury and conspiracy charges. The probe spanned back to 1962, with 3,100 counts alleged, and a new inspector staff was assigned to Boston.
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State's 9 low-smog cars idle in Los Angeles garage
Sacramento officials plan to force use of nine natural gas powered cars stored at a Los Angeles garage. Dan Green of the Department of General Services says the cars have gathered dust and one car was unused in August while another used barely three miles. The move aims to show government action against air pollution.
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