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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1989

Page

16

Empire Kosher poultry roots in age old process

Murray Katz runs Empire Kosher near Mifflintown overseeing a kosher system with rabbis from New York Harrisburg and Baltimore. Chickens are raised within 40 miles fed with grain from a kept hatchery, slaughtered by shochet under rabbinical supervision, and hand processed to minimize bruising. The plant emphasizes flow rinses, no growth promoters, and aims for clean natural tasting chicken sold nationwide with a toll free line for consumer education.

Murray Katz Mr. Katz Hns Empire Kosher Mr Katz Joseph Katz Kashruth Empire Mefflintown New York Harrisburg Baltimore Katz U.S Department of Agriculture Ms. Wade Wade Katz Sai Maryland Grant McGruders Safeway Jambo Farm Fresh Kash & Karry IGA Shoppers Food Warehouse Empires

Juarez customs agents investigated in poultry smuggling case

Mexican federal officials say several Juarez customs agents are under investigation connected to a major U S poultry and merchandise smuggling operation. Police found tons of U S chicken parts, cigarettes, preserves, pastas and tires in Cuauhtemoc warehouses during raids, with as many as 10 boxcars of untaxed goods entering weekly for two years.

Juarez Mexico U.S Carlos Manuel Salas Chihuahua Elias Ramirez Federal Judicial Police Ramirez Tree Bridge of the Americas Salas Cuauhtemoc Customs Service

Congress approves $895 million drought aid for farmers

Congress gave final approval to an $895 million drought relief package aimed at farmers hit by floods and drought. Most benefits go to soybean and cotton producers in the south and winter wheat farmers in the Great Plains. The bill would reimburse 65 percent of crop losses, with varying rates based on crop type and insurance status, and awaits President Bush's signature.

Congress Washington Gottgress Bush Agriculture Clayton Yeutter Farm State Kansas Great Plains

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