By Steve Delmont, 28 February, 1995
What's New in Review New meat products have made their way onto store shelves and restaurant menus in recent months. Meat Marketing & Technology, with the aid of
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
by Bryan Salvage, editor Who is responsible for educating consumers-particularly children-about proper nutrition and the importance of meat in a well-balanced die
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
Dry sausage makers take action to reduce risk of contamination Representatives of the dry sausage industry have agreed to re-examine their standards for processin
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
FSIS Again Tries to Placate All Sides In Mechanical Separation Controversy by Gary Jay Kushner Since at least the 1970s, regulation of the compos
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
The image of the frankfurter-a proud symbol of American heritage-may be in dire straits. But the meat industry vows to fight for the wiener's reputation by Larry Aylward, managing
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
At the Top of the Shopping List by Ken Krizner, senior editor Judi Petersen doesn't step foot into a grocery store without her shopping list. And
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
Skip Lott's bachelor's gruel has landed him in the meat industry as owner of Montibella Sausage Co., manufacturer of gourmet, potato-based, low-fat sausages Contra Costa Times
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
Producers use Super Bowl to kick off new marketing plan by Bryan Salvage, editor The Chinese calendar calls 1995 the "Year of the Pig." American
By Steve Delmont, 31 January, 1995
New survey shows meat consumption is on target as recommended by USDA by Bryan Salvage, editor Don't blame Americans' nutritional woes on excessi