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June 19- A Kansas meat processing plant has voluntarily recalled about 23,000 lbs of raw ground beef that may be contaminated with E.coli bacteria, according to a company press release. "
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A healthy diet is expensive and could make it difficult for Americans to meet new U.S. nutritional guidelines, according to a study published Thursday that says the government should do more to help consumers eat healthier.
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CNBC's Brad Goode with the latest details on a recall at one of the nation's largest meat producers, along with other headline making news.
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DSM Chairman and CEO Feike Sijbesma told CNBC he expects the Dutch chemicals firm to perform well in the second half of the year following strong second quarter results which saw a boost in net profit, while revenue fell just shy of the Reuters average forecast.
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What are some of the more notable products available on the market today that are said to enhance athletic performance? Click ahead and find out.
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CNBC's Kate Kelly reports on the food company's initial public offering on the Nasdaq.
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McDonald's says it is adding apple slices to every Happy Meal, part of the chain's larger push to paint itself as a healthy place to eat.
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We scoured the globe to find some of the most amazing things made of chocolate. We found some truly unique edible objects that may surprise you.
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Discussing whether Dunkin Donuts' IPO will be a sweet investment, with Howard Penney, Hedgeye Risk Management.
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Americans have a sweet tooth. Click ahead to take a look at the top ten bestselling individual-sized chocolate candies that are satisfying America’s sugar fix.
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We made a joke about the need for a strategic bacon reserve in the US, but guess what? It's no joke in China. The Chinese have a four-month pork stockpile for just such a crisis—and they're about to unleash the hogs.
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Corn and sugar prices may have rallied on Tuesday, but for investors looking to profit from an agricultural trade, one analyst is putting his money in corn, over sugar.
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Corn supplies are forecast to be higher than expected this fall. A larger crop would ease concerns of a grain shortage and could slow food inflation later this year.
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Analysis of the beverage maker's stock and whether there is still room for growth, with Kaumil Gajrawala,UBS analyst.
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A hot trade on the Buffalo Wild Wings franchise, with Matthew DiFrisco, Lazard Capital Markets.
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Markets have overreacted to recent concerns on oversupply in soft commodities, and the fundamentals do not support the recent sell-off, Sudakshina Unnikrishnan, analyst at Barclays Capital, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The price of corn is the latest of a series of signals that remind investors about 2008, the year the financial crisis spread across the globe and Lehman Brothers collapsed, Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at Bank of New York Mellon, wrote in a note Monday.
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The global debt crisis has sparked riots in Greece and elsewhere in Europe, but while you were watching the mayhem on TV, you might not have noticed that there’s a riot brewing at your kitchen table.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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For Cost of Living, Southern states offer the best bang for your buck in CNBC’s Top States for Business 2011 study.
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Emerging markets currently represent "about half of global growth," World Bank President Robert B. Zoelick told CNBC Tuesday.
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