September 2006, Volume 60, No. 9
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F E A T U R E S
Improving Foods and Feed through Biotechnology
Second- and third-generation biotech crops provide increased benefit to farmers, processors, and consumers.
- Kimberly Magin
Eating Healthier in School
School feeding programs must meet federal nutrition guidelines, but less-nutritious ‘competitive’ foods also sold in schools do not have to. Here’s what should be done.
- Marilyn Swanson
New Product Startups: Dealing with the Unexpected
Sudden problems related to product quality or production economics can arise during a new product launch. Here are some practical tips to overcome these challenging surprises.
- Michael H. Mansky | |
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President's Message
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