FDA declares cloned animals safe for food sales
The FDA says meat and milk from cloned animals are safe but labels need not reveal cloning origins. Major producers like Dean Foods and Smithfield express skepticism about consumer acceptance and economic viability. Cloned animals are costly, used mainly for breeding or prize dairy stock, with breeding offspring sold as conventional meat. A voluntary producer moratorium remains for marketing reasons, likely months, while Viagen Inc. and Trans Ova Genetics note over 600 clones exist for U.S. breeders.
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PPE and PE Ratio Guide for Stock Forecasts
The guide explains that the projected price earnings ratio PPE is found by dividing the closing price by the firm s projected earnings per share for the coming year. Earnings estimates come from 1 B E S. If PPE is lower than PE analysts expect higher earnings next year. If PPE is higher they expect slower earnings growth.
Kansas bioscience panel backs nationwide biosecurity effort
The Kansas Bioscience Authority boosts a 2.5 million startup to fund a Collaborative Biosecurity Research Initiative linking Kansas State University with national researchers. It targets a future NBAF site in Kansas, projecting up to 1,500 jobs and a $3.5 billion economic impact over 20 years. The plan aims to protect agriculture and public health from animal borne diseases.
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Gym memberships ranked by value and access across providers
Consumer Reports analyzes more than 10 000 subscribers findings show independents like yoga and community centers outperform big chains on value. Life Time tops big chains with good equipment hours while Bally Total Fitness scores poorly for contracts and cleanliness.
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Mixed futures end lower on cattle and grains at CBOT CME
Chicago Board of Trade futures closed mixed with wheat up 15 cents to 9.32, corn down 3 cents to 5.09, oats off 1 cent, soybeans up 5 cents to 13.015. Live cattle fell to 90.80, feeder cattle slid to 97.80, lean hogs rose to 54.65, and pork bellies climbed to 84.65. Local quotes from Ottawa Cooperative, Edgerton, Overbrook, Midland, Lawrence North and South, Pauline elevators show wheat around 9.06, corn 4.74 and soybeans 11.82 with some NA readings for several grades. Nonferrous metals quote copper, lead, zinc, gold and silver prices for traders.
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