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Entries for November 2008

26

Turkeys: Handle With Care

How To Safely Thaw The Big Bird So you've snagged a great deal at one of our stores for a turkey or two...and now the crunch is on.  It's time t...

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International Market Holds Grand Opening Celebration

Wapato store highlights value, flavor Following several months of renovation, the International Market at Wapato (formerly Wapato $ave-On-Food$) is h...

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Food For All Fights Hunger In Our Neighborhoods

Help Us Feed the Hungry For the tenth year in a row, our stores joined in the food industry's crusade against hunger, Food For All. Food For Al...

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Introducing Country of Origin Labeling

Country of Origin Labeling (called COOL) requires all food retailers to provide labels for fresh foods, including meats and produce. The labels will ...

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Is Organic Seafood Really Organic?

 If the saying “you are what you eat” is true for salmon, then the US Department of Agriculture’s recent ruling for labeling farmed fish “organic” would make farmed salmon only about three quarters organic. On Wednesday this week, the National Organic Standards Board approved the nation’s first federal ruling on organic seafood certification - which allows up to 25 percent of the salmon’s diet to have come from non-organic feed (including small wild fish), while certified organic livestock must still be fed a 100 percent organic diet.

Up until the ruling, the USDA had established no standards for organic seafood - although some retailers labeled their product organic anyway. Many are concerned that this ruling undermines the integrity of federal organic standards. In a recent Consumer’s Union poll...

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