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Chewed Up: A Food Law Digest

  • The Bright Side of Food Safety for Local Farmers During Shutdown 2013

    Now that the federal branch of government is back in the game, it’s a good time to reflect on the…

  • Due Diligence for Food Businesses

    We’ve often been asked the question “How do I invest in a food business if I am not from the…

  • Country Of Origin Labeling for Meat

    On September 11, 2013, a U.S. district judge refused to stop the USDA from requiring more specific country-of-origin labeling (COOL) …

  • GMO Labeling and Food Prices

      Proponents of GMO labeling laws, such as Washington State’s Initiative 522, are touting a new study finding that mandatory…

  • Book Review: Food Law Lessons from “The Telling Room”

      We don’t normally do book reviews, but I felt compelled to write about Michael Paterniti’s “The Telling Room: A…

  • The Evolution of Urban Agriculture: Zoning Leads the Way

      Good news for backyard chickens in New Mexico. The city of Santa Fe, New Mexico is joining the ranks…

  • Regulatory Guidance on “Gluten Free” Labeling

    — by Gabriella Agostinelli Food manufacturers who seem to market foods to Celiac disease sufferers have reason to celebrate this…

  • Maine’s Food Sovereignty Law

    —by Gabriella Agostinelli Whether a farmer has one cow or a thousand cows, he is often beholden to the same…

  • New Meat Labeling Claims Available to Non-GMO Livestock Farmers

    As the New York Times reported recently, USDA recently approved the use of the third-party Non-GMO Project verification seal on labels…

  • The Food Safety Modernization Act for Importers

    — by Gabriella Agostinelli As of June 25, at least 122 people have been confirmed to have contracted Hepatitis A…

  • Imported Extra Virgin Olive Oil Is Still Adulterated, Italian-Americans Cheer

    California extra virgin olive oil is the best agricultural product in America that you are not buying. No doubt that…

  • Connecticut GMO Labeling Bill Introduces New Rules for “Natural” Labeling

      As covered in an earlier post, this month, Connecticut became the first state in the nation to pass a…

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