Banquet Pot Pies Recall

News about the Banquet brand of Pot Pies and the ConAgra Recall. Chicken Pot Pies and some Turkey Pot Pies with the Banquet Brand have been recalled. The pies in question have "P-9" written on packaging.

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The recall has been issued by ConAgra Food for Banquet Brand Pot Pies
The recall is on both Chicken and Turkey Pot Pies
Multiple people have fallen ill with salmonella poisoning

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Salmonella and Tomatoes: Is Buying Local Produce Safer?

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After reports of a major salmonella outbreak in nine states, many are wondering where their tomatoes come from and how did salmonella end up tainting them and making folks sick? It has some turning to local produce, but is that really the safer way to go? “Make it $5.60 and I’ll get you two or three of those small heads out there, how about that?” asked Jerry Wyatt of a customer. Wyatt of Wyatt Farms sells fresh produce, including tomatoes, in Marshall County. He’s got loyal customers like Shirley Duckett who say they like knowing their food is grown right next door at Heartland ... Read Full Story

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Media plays 'Blame the Victim'

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Seems to be a trend in all Media these days "Blaming The Victim" Strategy Remains In Food Industry's Playbook Fair use I do not want to be accused of speaking ill of American Industry while being on foreign soil, but in reading the New York Times and today's story titled "Increasingly, Food Companies Cannot Guarantee Safety" by Michael Moss, it makes it clear that the U.S. food industry cannot get off its "blame the consumer" soap box. Mr. Moss looks at the aftermath of the pot pie salmonella outbreak of 2007 that sickened at least 15,000 Americans. After going through the background of the ... Read Full Story

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US checks if tomatoes caused Salmonella outbreak (AP)

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AP - As salmonella cases continue to climb, the government is checking if tainted tomatoes really are to blame for the record outbreak ? or if the problem is with another ingredient, or a warehouse that is contaminating newly harvested tomatoes. Read Full Story

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US checks if tomatoes caused Salmonella outbreak (AP)

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Warning highlights dangers of Microwaving

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Many folks don’t know that improperly microwaved frozen foods can make you sick. The government has issued a new warning urging consumers to thoroughly cook frozen chicken dinners after 32 people in 12 states were sickened with salmonella poisoning. Doug Powell, scientific director of the International Food Safety Network based at Kansas State University, says using microwaves to reheat is good, but not so good for cooking. He says the problem is that microwaves heat unevenly, and can leave cold spots in the food that harbor dangerous bacteria, such as E. coli, salmonella or listeria. Thus microwaving anything that includes raw meat, whether it’s ... Read Full Story

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Morgan Stanley Initiates Coverage on ConAgra Foods with a Equalweight

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ConAgra Foods Announces Dividend Payment

OMAHA, Neb. - The board of directors of ConAgra Foods, Inc., (NYSE: CAG) approved a dividend payment of $0.20 per common share, to be paid on March 2, 2010, to stockholders of record at the close of business on Jan. 29, 2010. ConAgra Foods, Inc., (NYSE: CAG) is one of North A

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ConAgra faces $135k fine after fatal plant blast

US company ConAgra Foods is facing fines approaching $135,000 after being cited for breaching dozens of safety regulations at a meat processing plant where an explosion last summer resulted in four deaths.

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Agency cites ConAgra in fatal June explosion

Workplace inspectors cited ConAgra Foods Inc. and a contractor for dozens of serious safety violations in the June explosion at a Slim Jim plant that killed four people, the state Labor Department said Tuesday.Most of the citations against ConAgra Foods and Energy Systems Analysts Inc., a company hired to install a water heater at the Garner plant, involved either failing to provide safety information or, more generally, failing to provide a...

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