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Nebraska Republicans - and a Democrat - Seek to Weaken Voter-Backed Sick Leave

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Margery Beck

Republicans in the Nebraska Legislature managed to pass a bill that significantly weakens a voter-backed measure requiring employers to offer paid sick leave. And they did it with the help of a Democrat. Backers of the bill overcame a filibuster on Wednesday with the exact number of votes needed — 33 — thanks to the support of a Democrat in the officially nonpartisan Legislature, Sen. Jane Raybould of Lincoln.
South Korean Presidential Election Roiled by Coffee Beans, Chanel bags and Room Salon

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Kim Tong-Hyung |Hyung-Jin Kim

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s presidential race has devolved into personal attacks and petty disputes, drowning out meaningful policy debate after former conservative leader Yoon Suk Yeol’s ouster over his martial law fiasco.
Haribo Recalls Candy After Traces of Cannabis Found

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Ben Munson

Haribo has initiated a recall for some of its products after small amounts of cannabis were detected. According to the BBC, the candy maker took samples from 1kg packs of Haribo Happy Cola F!ZZ after several consumers reported feeling dizziness after eating them. The samples came back positive for cannabis. The contamination was found in just three bags of candy in the Netherlands but Haribo is recalling its entire stock. The bags in question are dated best before January 2026.
JBS Shareholders Approve U.S. Stock Listing Despite Pushback from Environmental Groups and Others

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Dee-Ann Durbin

Brazilian meat giant JBS came a step closer Friday to its long-held goal of trading its shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The company's minority shareholders voted to approve JBS's plan to list its shares both in Sao Paulo and New York, casting aside opposition from environmental groups, U.S. lawmakers and others who noted JBS' record of corruption, monopolistic behavior and environmental destruction.
McDonald's is Closing its CosMc's Restaurants but Plans to Test Drinks the Chain 'Inspired'

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Dee-Ann Durbin

McDonaldâ€™s said Friday that itâ€™s closing down CosMcâ€™s, a new restaurant format it began piloting in the U.S. last year. But the company said beverages inspired by CosMcâ€™s will soon be tested at U.S. McDonaldâ€™s locations. Among the drinks on CosMcâ€™s current menu: a matcha iced latte, a turmeric spiced latte, a prickly pear-flavored slushy with popping candy on top and a frozen sour cherry energy drink.
Publix Recalls Baby Food Pouches After Testing Finds Elevated Levels of Lead

1 week ago | foodmanufacturing.com | JoNel Aleccia

The supermarket chain Publix has recalled fruit and vegetable baby food sold in eight states because product testing found elevated levels of lead, according to federal health officials. Publix recalled 4-ounce Greenwise Pear, Kiwi, Spinach & Pea Baby Food pouches sold at more than 1,400 stores. The pouches were produced by Bowman Andros, a French company with a manufacturing plant in Mount Jackson, Virginia, according to the company's website.
How Did Japan's Rice Crisis Get this Far?

2 weeks ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Mari Yamaguchi

TOKYO (AP) — Rice is essential to Japanese culture, tradition and politics. People take pride in the oval-shaped sticky Japonica grain, which is still a staple even though total consumption has fallen over the decades. But since last summer, prices have soared as supplies have fallen short of demand. The government has long paid farmers to cut back on rice acreage, and change to other crops to keep rice prices relatively high.
Deliciously Ella Keeps It Simple to Make Minimally Processed Snacks

2 weeks ago | foodmanufacturing.com | David Mantey

As consumers make more health-conscious snack choices, they are increasingly leaning on minimally processed options with better quality ingredients, and the market is expanding in turn. Future Market Insights says the global better-for-you snack market is poised to grow to $40.9 billion by 2025 and reach $54.4 billion by 2035. Deliciously Ella is a UK-based manufacturer of minimally processed snack products.
FDA Will Allow Three New Color Additives Made from Minerals, Algae and Flower Petals

3 weeks ago | foodmanufacturing.com | JoNel Aleccia

U.S. regulators said Friday that they would allow three new color additives made from natural sources to be used in the nation's food supply. It comes after health officials pledged a sweeping phase-out of petroleum-based dyes widely used in foods from cereals to sports drinks to boost health — though action is still pending.
McDonald's Store Traffic Falls Unexpectedly As Diners Grow Uneasy About Economy

1 month ago | foodmanufacturing.com | Dee-Ann Durbin

McDonaldâ€™s store traffic fell unexpectedly in the first quarter as economic uncertainty weighed on diners. The burger giantâ€™s same-store sales, or sales at locations open at least a year, fell 1% globally in the January-March period. Without the impact of the extra leap year day in 2024, same-store sales were flat, the company said. Wall Street had been expecting an increase of nearly 2%, according to analysts polled by FactSet.