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Burger King ditches Irish beef supplier linked to horse meat
Burger King is cutting ties with a supplier under investigation for selling beef products potentially tainted with horse meat. The chain said it would no longer use products from ABP Food Group’s Irish subsidiary, Silvercrest, to supply its...
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Holy Smurf! Sony Locks Down $150 million in Promo Support for 'The Smurfs 2â²
VarietyThere's nothing small about the promotional partnerships Columbia Pictures has lined up around "The Smurfs 2." The studio has brokered deals with more than 100 partners to help hype the Sony Pictures Animation sequel, out July 31, with the companies said...Tags: Raja Gosnell, New Products, Movies, Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.
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'Lipstick effect' hits China as economy slows
China Daily, Beijing / Asia News NetworkSHANGHAI (China Daily/ANN) -- When the economy declines, some people will start to buy inexpensive lipsticks or makeup that are not high-end items to make themselves feel good. People are more willing to spend on small indulgences such as cosmetics....Tags: Companies and Corporations, Gucci Group NV, Corporate Performance, Services and Shopping, Shiseido Company Limited
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Alltech's 2013 Symposium offers a glimpse of crisis management in a 24/7 world
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Europe's horse meat scandal has put food once more in world news and left a legacy of consumer distrust in the food industry. A host of top players have been caught up in the spiraling scandal including Nestle - the world's largest food...Tags: Food Industry, Consumer Goods Industries, Customs and Tradition, Arts and Culture
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Ireland: Plant sent horse labeled 'beef' to Czechs
DUBLIN (AP) - An Irish slaughterhouse has been caught labeling horse meat as beef and shipping it to a company in the Czech Republic, Ireland's government said on Feb. 22, in the latest crackdown on alleged fraud in Europe's month-old scandal. No...Tags: Food Industry, Czech Republic, Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom, Conservation
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Britain finds horsemeat in school meals, hospitals
LONDON (AP) - Tests have found horsemeat in school meals, hospital food and restaurant dishes in Britain, officials said on Feb. 15, as the scandal over adulterated meat spread beyond frozen supermarket products. Results were coming in after U.K. food...Tags: Food Industry, Hospitals and Clinics, European Union, Republic of Ireland, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Food producers given week to test beef products for horse
LONDON - Britain's Food Standards Agency gave food makers a week to test all their beef products after a range of lasagnas produced by Findus Group was found to contain more than 60 percent horse meat. The agency also said it involved the police in...Tags: Food Industry, Bloomberg L.P., Consumer Goods Industries, United Kingdom, Biotechnology Industry
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Poland: No proof yet horsemeat came from country
WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Poland is conducting DNA tests on meat samples at seven facilities to see if any are the source of horsemeat discovered this month in Irish-produced burgers, a senior meat safety official said on Jan. 31. So far, there hasn't...Tags: Burger King, Republic of Ireland, Medical Procedures and Tests, Corporate Crime, Breach of Contract
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Fresh & Easy Supermarkets May Be Sold Off by Tesco
EL SEGUNDO -- British supermarket giant Tesco said it is considering selling its Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market stores and will probably leave the United States altogether. The sprawling retailer, which owns more than 6,000 stores worldwide, has...
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Sell off of Fresh & Easy supermarkets to affect local stores
British supermarket giant Tesco said it is considering selling its Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market stores and will probably leave the United States altogether -- a move that will affect several locations in the region, including two in Burbank. The...
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Smartphone supermarket shopping at the airport? Why not?
Tribune reporterTesco, the UK's mega-supermarket, wants to tap legions of smartphone owners who may be bored at the airport and eager to grocery shop before they go on holiday, reports The Guardian. So they've installed a virtual supermarket at Gatwick airport (as in...Tags: Computer Hardware
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