Fresh Cut Magazine

Consumers who buy organic fruits and vegetables because they think they're tastier, more nutritious and better for the environment are getting at least some of what they're paying for, according to a study published online. Read the rest fo the story from the L.A. Times here.

As Revisha Martinez pondered the cost of peaches and watermelon at her local King Soopers recently, she became the last stop in a complicated food-production system that critics believe has turned healthy eating into expensive eating. Denver Post To read more, click here.

Victims of foodborne illness and their family members are set to descend on the Capitol next week to lobby Senate offices to pass a stalled food safety bill. Food safety activists - energized by a massive salmonella outbreak and the recall of more than a… Full Story »

Victims of foodborne illness and their family members are set to descend on the Capitol next week to lobby Senate offices to pass a stalled food safety bill. Food safety activists - energized by a massive salmonella outbreak and the recall of more than a… Full Story »

Name a snack food that's neon orange and makes a loud crunch when munched. If you picked Cheetos, the nation's biggest producer of baby carrots wants you to think again. USA Today Click here to read the rest of the story.

Name a snack food that's neon orange and makes a loud crunch when munched. USA Today To read more, click here.  

Mexico's move to broaden business-dampening trade tariffs against the United States could be easily stopped, but only if President Barack Obama comes to his senses. The United States should honor its commitments under the North American Free Trade Agreement and allow Mexican trucks on U.S.… Full Story »

Taylor Fresh Foods has purchased River Ranch Fresh Foods in a move that brings together two leaders in the Salinas-based grower-shipper world, the companies said Monday. The Californian To read more, click here.