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Testimony of Caroline Smith DeWaal, Director of Food Safety before the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Government Management, Restructuring and the District of Columbia

August 4, 1999

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Back to School: Lunchbox Makeovers

Ten Tips for Packing a Healthy Lunch for Kids

August 19, 1999

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“Play the Food-Safety Lottery: Odds are One in Four You’ll Get Sick This Year”

Statement of Caroline Smith DeWaal, Director of Food Safety for the Center for Science in the Public Interest on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) New Foodborne Illness Estimates

September 16, 1999

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USTR Position on Feeding Antibiotics to Livestock Directly Conflicts with CDC and WHO Positions

September 21, 1999

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Consumer Group Petitions FDA to Require "Diarrhea" Notice on Foods that Contain Sorbitol

September 27, 1999

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“CSPI Applauds Congressional Wake-Up Call to Foreign Governments and USDA on Imported Meat Safety”

Statement of Benjamin Cohen, Senior Staff Attorney for the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) on Congress’s Ordering USDA to Submit New Quarterly Reports on Its Enforcement of the Imported Meat and Poultry Safety Laws

October 18, 1999

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Studies Show that Diet May Trigger Adverse Behavior in Children

HHS urged to Recommend Dietary Changes as Initial Treatment

October 25, 1999

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REPRESENTATIVES TO WHITE HOUSE

“USTR IGNORED SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS ON HUMAN-USE ANTIBIOTICS USED TO PROMOTE GROWTH OF LIVESTOCK”

October 26, 1999

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Meeting on the Safety and Labeling of Genetically Modified Organisms

Statement of Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Science in the Public Interest to the Food and Drug Administration, Chicago, Illinois • November 18, 1999

November 18, 1999

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USDA Should Stop Giving Turkey Industry ‘Holiday’ From Bacteria Testing

CSPI Tests Find 28% of Fresh Turkeys Contaminated

November 18, 1999

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Are America’s Food Labels Y2K Ready?

Food Label Deceptions to Watch Out For in 2000

December 28, 1999

Petition to Rescind Approvals of the Subtherapeutic Uses in Livestock of Antibiotics Used in (Or Related to Those Used In) Human Medicine

Health Advocates Tell Top Restaurants ‘Get an Oil Change’

House Votes to Halt Meat Imports By March 2000 Unless Foreign Inspections Certified Equivalent to U.S.

Consumer Groups Call for Stronger International Food Safety, Labeling Rules

Testimony of Michael Jacobson and Caroline Smith DeWaal before the Senate Committee on Government Affairs on “Egg Safety: Are there Cracks in the Federal Food Safety System”

Consumer Group Calls for Ban On “Flour Improver” Potassium Bromate Termed a Cancer Threat

FDA Memo Concluded Olestra Causes Diarrhea

Representatives Tell White House: “Modify Trade Agreement to Improve Food Safety”

“America: Drowning in Sugar”

CSPI petition to HHS, FDA re: Daily reference value for "added sugar"

Closing Gaps In The Federal Food Safety Net

Back to School: Lunchbox Makeovers

“Play the Food-Safety Lottery: Odds are One in Four You’ll Get Sick This Year”

USTR Position on Feeding Antibiotics to Livestock Directly Conflicts with CDC and WHO Positions

Consumer Group Petitions FDA to Require "Diarrhea" Notice on Foods that Contain Sorbitol

“CSPI Applauds Congressional Wake-Up Call to Foreign Governments and USDA on Imported Meat Safety”

Studies Show that Diet May Trigger Adverse Behavior in Children

REPRESENTATIVES TO WHITE HOUSE

House Bill Introduced to Preserve Effectiveness of Antibiotics

Consumer, Labor, and Environmental Groups Tell President Clinton “Change WTO Rules to Ensure Safe Food”

Phantom Fat In Foods To Be Revealed

Meeting on the Safety and Labeling of Genetically Modified Organisms

USDA Should Stop Giving Turkey Industry ‘Holiday’ From Bacteria Testing

Are America’s Food Labels Y2K Ready?

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Buying the Eggs You Want

Dairy Queen announced this month that it intends to use only cage-free eggs in its restaurants by the end of 2025. The restaurant chain joins a growing list of companies who have made similar commitments. These include McDonald’s, Wal-Mart, Costco, Subway, and many others.