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Articles in August 11, 2003 issue of Food & Drink Weekly

• Rep. Stenholm wants to sugar trade policy negotiated in WTO talks
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court
• Hershey Foods
• U.S. to require companies that grow industrial GM crops to obtain permit
• Coca-Cola Co. said last week that Burger King had agreed to continue selling Frozen Coke drinks in the United States as part of a deal to end a dispute triggered by the soft drink maker's admission that it had deceived the fast food chain in a marketing p
• USDA says Japan will decide this week if they are satisfied with U.S. beef
• Dean Foods Company
• Study finds that the U.S. has the highest organic food and beverage sales in the world
• California proposes regulation that warning labels be required on foods containing "significant" levels of acrylamide
• Albertsons
• Jones Soda Co
• FSIS announces new regulations for meat, poultry and egg trade
• Chiquita Brands International, Inc
• Kraft Foods North America
• Dairy Marketing Services and farm cooperative Land O'Lakes Inc. said they have agreed to jointly market milk from both organizations in the Northeast United States
• Host America, a provider of outsourced food, facilities management and employment, announced a tentative agreement to acquire Globalnet Energy, Inc., a provider of energy saving products
• The Food & Drug Administration will no longer require companies that sell snacks and other foods containing the controversial fat substitute olestra to warn that it can cause cramping and other digestive problems
• Goldsmith Agio Helms announced the completed sale of Farmland Industries, Inc.'s interest in Farmland National Beef Packing Company, L.P. to a group of investors led by U.S. Premium Beef Ltd