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Summary.     Click for More > Nestle shuts factory, citing intimidation Cadbury and Hershey in bid talks Rainforests turned into smoldering ruins Food production 'must rise 70%'
India defers first GM food crop
Today   India
  India has deferred the commercial cultivation of what would have been its first genetically modified vegetable crop due to safety concerns


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Dec.23   Zimbabwe
Dec.13   England
Dec.6   Sumatra
Oct.12   UN

Nestle shuts factory, citing intimidation  One of the world's largest food companies has shut down a factory in Zimbabwe after a dispute with the government Cadbury and Hershey in bid talks  Cadbury and Hershey are in talks with a view to the Kraft Foods making a bid for the Birmingham based confectioner Rainforests turned into smoldering ruins  Already 85 percent of Sumatra's forests are gone, transformed into a lifeless plain, soon to be replanted with monocultures Food production 'must rise 70%'  United Nations food agency: Food production will have to increase by 70% over the next 40 years to feed the world's growing population Iceland plans big whalemeat trade Kraft in £10.2bn move for Cadbury Fishermen brace for giant jellyfish Milan to enforce teen drink ban Farmers cursed with severe drought Venezuela seizes U.S.-owned food plant Farmers protest swine slaughter EU commission urges fishing cuts Obama warns of US food 'hazard' Death penalty over contaminated milk  One man has been given the death penalty and another a life sentence for their involvement in contaminated milk scandal Milk scandal executives on trial China dairies to compensate victims  Victims of tainted baby formula are expected to be compensated by 22 Chinese dairy producers that made the milk Melamine in Cadbury products Melamine found in 18 more food products China stops tainted sweet sales Tests find liquid milk tainted  Milk samples from 3 dairies have tested positive for a chemical that has already killed 4 babies and sickened thousands more 3 babies dead, 6,200 ill from milk formula

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India defers first GM food crop


February 2010 ... more > Top ^
Today   India
  India has deferred the commercial cultivation of what would have been its first genetically modified vegetable crop due to safety concerns


year 2009 Top ^

Dec.23   Zimbabwe
Dec.13   England
Dec.6   Sumatra
Oct.12   UN
Sep.25   Iceland
Sep.6   United Kingdom
Jul.19   Japan
Jul.18   Milan
Jun.26   India
May.15   Venezuela
May.3   Egypt
Apr.20   European Union
Mar.14   Washington
Mar.4  Venezuela  Chavez orders nationalization of Cargill
Mar.3  Argentina  Government, farmers reach accords
Feb.28  Venezuela  Chavez sends army to rice plants
Feb.12  China  Farmers struggling under severe drought
Feb.9  Seattle  Starbucks offers coffee-breakfast combos
Feb.3  Afghanistan  Afghan farmers give up opium for wheat
Jan.29  Argentina  Farmers face ruin as drought kills cattle
Jan.21   China


year 2008 Top ^

Dec.31   China
Dec.27   Beijing
Dec.25  China  Scandal-tainted Sanlu files for bankruptcy
Dec.9  Ireland  Dioxin scare spreads to beef
 Global  High food prices creating more hunger
Oct.10  Venezuela  Venezuela shuts down McDonald's
Oct.6  Cuba  Storms bring food shortages back
Oct.5   Hong Kong
Oct.3   Vietnam
Sep.30  Hong Kong  Giant recalls melamine tainted tea
Sep.26  Japan  Japan recalls sweets in melamine scandal
Sep.25   China
Sep.18   China
Sep.17   China
  Drinking formula tainted with the same chemical involved in a massive pet food recall last year by Mengniu Dairy Group
 1,300 infants are hospitalized with illnesses including malnutrition, kidney stones and acute renal failure
Jul.28   South Korea First U.S. beef arrives in Korea after ban Jul.18   Argentina President drops farm tax after protests  Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is dropping an agricultural export tax that has provoked months of protests from farmers Jul.13   Australia Drought hurts vital Australian wheat Jun.25   South Korea South Korea lifts ban on US beef
  South Korea has formally lifted an import ban, allowing meat from young cattle to be shipped into the country
Jun.15   Argentina Farmers renew protests Jun.5   Rome Billion dollars pledged for food crisis  World leaders have made 'extraordinary' commitments to short-term food crisis solutions but more work is needed on long-term solutions Jun.4   Argentina Traffic snarls latest bump in farm crisis Jun.2   Rome Summit targets global food crisis
  A key UN-sponsored summit is set to open aimed at addressing the problem of soaring global food prices
Jun.1   Japan Japan urges global food support May.29   Venezuela Latin Americans to discuss cost of food   Global World Bank pledges $1.2 billion for food  The World Bank is making grants and loans to combat the global food crisis, including some $200 million for those most at risk   UN UN warns about higher food costs May.22   UN U.N.: Poor could pay 40% more for food  The world's poorest countries could pay 40% more for food this year than they did last year because of rising prices May.3   Global Asian bank in food crisis warning May.1   Washington   Bush offers $770m for food crisis  George W Bush has offered an international food aid to help ease the effects of surging food prices that have sparked riots in some countrie... Apr.21   UN Leaders warn on biofuels and food Apr.17   South Korea S Korea 'due to lift US beef ban'  Seoul's farm ministry: South Korea has agreed to relax restrictions on beef imports from the US Apr.13   Global World Bank echoes food cost alarm Apr.12   Global   IMF head gives food price warning   Dominique Strauss-Kahn has warned that hundreds of thousands of people will face starvation if food prices keep rising Mar.25   Argentina Farmers strike leaves shelves bare Jan.25   Switzerland Bill Gates new project: Farming

year 2007 Top ^

Dec.21   Japan Humpback whale hunt halted
  Japan has 'temporarily halted' its much-criticized plan for a humpback whale hunt in the seas near Antarctica Feb.12   Japan Japan in commercial whaling push  Pro-whaling countries are meeting to plot a path towards lifting the moratorium on commercial whaling

year 2006 Top ^

Dec.28   Washington US body backs sale of cloned food  The Food and Drug Administration: Meat and milk from cloned animals is safe for human consumption Jun.18   Caribbean Resolution passes to resume whaling


year 2005 Top ^

Dec.21  European Union  EU quotas bring modest fish cuts Dec.18   Hong Kong   WTO seals farms deal
  Ministers from 149 states saved long-running talks with an interim deal to end farm export subsidies by 2013
Oct.25  European Union  Ban on imports of live birds Jul.11  South Korea  Seoul boosts food aid to N. Korea

year 2004 Top ^

Jan.5  USA  US envoys bid to ease BSE fears

year 2003 Top ^

Dec.23   USA Mad cow disease confirmed  In the first wave of response, Japan and South Korea are immediately banning all U.S. beef imports Aug.15  Liberia  Relief food ship docks Jun.23  Washington  US in new global GM push May.20   Canada Mad cow disease reported

year 2000 Top ^

Dec.5  Iraq  U.N. extends Iraq oil, food plan