Tyson Finds a Lable for Its Antibiotic-Free (Well, Almost) Chicken
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Tyson Foods tweaks its âraised without antibioticsâ label after Department of Agriculture questioned the companyâs use of animal medications.
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It's bound to go down the wrong way in Beijing: A U.S. health food company will label its products "China-Free" to ease concerns about contamination.
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Tyson Foods Inc. TSN.N, the largest   U.S. meat company, said on Wednesday its $200 million   cost-cutting efforts are proceeding on schedule as the company   works to return to profitability.
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In many Hispanic neighborhoods in New York City, no prescription is needed to get an antibiotic. The drugs are readily available in bodegas and other stores, new survey results indicate.
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An investigation is under way to discover how a banned antibotic is found in organic chicken processed in NI.
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A molecule which may protect against food allergy has been identified.
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Hey, somebody in Times Square put my Pakistani chicken meat patty on a miniature bagel. And, if that's a turnoff, then try it on a hot-dog bun. Mmmm, not bad for a buck, buck-fifty.
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Scientists believe they may have found a way to stop bacteria becoming resistant to drug treatments.
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Nov. 12, 2004 - An experimental treatment for peanut, milk, and wheat allergies appears to have fared well in lab tests on dogs, markedly reducing the severe allergic response in these animals, say California researchers.
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A U.S. Food and Drug Administration  report finds that meat and milk from cloned animals is, for the  most part, safe to eat, the Washington Post reported on  Tuesday.
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An unsurprising response from the FDA.
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Heart attack prevention has just taken another step with the US Food and Drug Administration&#39;s go-ahead for one of the nation&#39;s best-selling cholesterol
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An animal suspected of having mad cow disease was given a clean bill of health in a second round of sophisticated testing, the US Agriculture
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Eighty-three percent of chicken sold in U.S. grocery stores may contain bacteria that cause foodborne illnesses, a consumer group said on Monday, 34 percentage points higher than the rate it found three years ago.
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Medical Research Council (MRC) scientists have ended lengthy scientific speculation by confirming that chickens have an acute sense of smell.
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The FDA has appoved a drug called alli, the first diet pill that can be bought without a prescription
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Food safety officials were last night trying to establish how 23 tonnes of organic free-range chicken sold from stores around Britain and Ireland contained a cancer-causing chemical banned in livestock since 1995.