Cattleman Charged Over Polluted Meat Sale
The FDA announced the first criminal action against a livestock producer for marketing cattle with DES residues. Parnell Green of Green Livestock Co. Layton Utah faces charges of marketing adulterated meat with up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine per count. Federal rules require withholding DES seven days before sale and certification that meat is DES-free.
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Florida schoolgirl testifies on kids TV ads
Dawn Ann Kurth, 11, of Melbourne, told the Senate consumer subcommittee that Saturday morning commercials mislead children and likened vitamin ads to candy. She noted she and peers often pressure mothers to buy advertised products and urged safer, clearer advertising for kids.
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