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RSSAgri-Biotech, a Biotechnology company in Western Australia claims that its project called “Popi Milk” can prevent stomach ulcers. The company focuses on Research and Development in the fields of biotechnology, animal husbandry and immunology. It...
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Dairy owner Mark McAfee started selling raw milk in 2000, marketing it to customers who believe it contains beneficial microbes that treat everything from asthma to...
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THE ISSUE: Some in Congress want to assess dairy imports to help pay for U.S. promotions like the “3-A-Day” marketing campaign.
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Charles W. Mooty, President and Chief Executive Officer, announced today the beginning of his leadership transition and implementation of his succession planning for International Dairy Queen, Inc. (IDQ) by naming John P. Gainor, as President and CEO...
