News on Frozen Food

2010-03-13 Fire / Police Briefs: Tractor-trailer overturns on U. S. 52, spills frozen food

A tractor-trailer carrying a load of frozen food overturned about 9 p. m. yesterday on U. S. 52 South near Bethania-Rural Hall Road, authorities said.

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2010-03-12 Zoo moves animals for rally

Nuntanit Kulcharoen, a zoo nutritionist, said frozen food for chimpanzees, orangutans, tigers, smooth-coated otters and elephants had been prepared. Frozen food could help reduce their stress when temperatures rise.

In a zoo/wildlife park igers need a pool to lie in and elephants need shade. elephant eard are criss-crossed with a multitude of blood vessels and ear flapping helps cool the blood, ergo the elephant, down. frozen food not required.

Meanwhile, the zoo has tried to improve the quality of life for animals during the dry season by providing them with frozen food.

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2010-03-11 Pet Products 101: Natures Variety Pet Food Expands Recall

Nature and rsquo;s Variety, which is based out of Lincoln, Nebraska, made an announcement on Monday, , that it is recalling all of its raw, frozen chicken flavored food. Namely, all Chicken Formula and Organic Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diets for dogs and cats with a and ldquo;Best If Used By and rdquo; date on or before .

According a press release posted on Nature and rsquo;s Variety and rsquo;s website, if you have purchased one of the abovementioned products, you may return the unopened product to the store from which you bought it for a refund or exchange. However, if your package has already been opened, you are asked to safely dispose of the raw food by placing it in a covered trash can. You can then take your receipt (or the empty package in a sealed bag) to your local retailer for a complete refund or replacement.

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Pet food manufacturer, Nature and rsquo;s Variety, as a precautionary measure, has issued an expanded recall of all its chicken flavored pet food. Such concerns are due to a possible salmonella outbreak. Nature and rsquo;s Variety, which is based out of - Breaking news top news current news headline news top news stories todays news todays news news online

2010-03-07 The Daily News Online - Batavia, NY Lifestyles LIVING BETTER: Frozen foods in the spotlight

When buying any frozen food, choose food in packages that are clean, firm, ice free and undamaged. At the supermarket, pack all your frozen foods together to keep them cool. In summer, place frozen foods in a cooler with ice or ice packs for the trip home. Stop at the frozen foods department just before you head to the check out.

Cook frozen vegetables until tender-crisp, so they still have a bit of crunch when you chew them. Boiling frozen vegetables in too much water only helps to drain the vitamins and minerals from the food and to make them mushy. Try steaming (on the stove or in the microwave), stir frying, roasting, slow cooking or adding frozen vegetables to soups, stews and casseroles for best results.

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2010-03-06 Study touts frozen veggies

The produce research was carried out on behalf of the frozen-food manufacturer Birds Eye, the institute said.

Researchers at the Institute of Food Research found that up to 45 per cent of important nutrients are lost during the time it takes fresh produce to reach a consumers dinner table, Britains Daily Telegraph reported Friday.

LONDON, March 5 (UPI) -- Frozen vegetables can have more nutrients than fresh vegetables if they are frozen soon after being picked, British scientists say.

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2010-03-04 Kraft Reports Completion Of Sale Of Frozen Pizza Business To Nestle; Reveals Impact To Earnings

Disclosed that its subsidiaries, on , completed the sale of the assets of frozen pizza products and certain related frozen food products business to Nestle USA, Inc.

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2010-03-03 101 closed for frozen food rig - Ukiah Daily Journal

Highway 101 south of Dora Creek was blocked for about four hours early Monday morning while authorities cleaned up an overturned 2007 Volvo pulling a trailer full of frozen food.

Riggle was hauling frozen food for Sygma Network Inc. , according to the CHP. The cleanup was coordinated by Dons Towing of Garberville.

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Highway 101 south of Dora Creek was blocked for about four hours early Monday morning while authorities cleaned up an overturned 2007 Volvo pulling a trailer full of frozen food.

2010-03-01 Lisa Bennett: The Working Moms Eating In Challenge

I am sorry but I am sick of this whole earth whole food whole thing. I know it may play well to healthy food groupies, but making food a religion is really negative. Just like the other religions, the foodies are full of dogma. Thou shalt not eat meat or non sustainable foods. Thou shalt not eat processed or fast food. Be happy with your locally grown nuts and seeds. Please stop putting the word"Veggi" in your recipes. Stop saying we need to do this for the children. "The kids just loved the lightly stir fried veggies. "

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I was in Trader Joeand no. 39;s frozen food aisle when I remembered the HuffPoandquot;Week of Eating Inandquot; challenge. Did I really want to do this I wondered. More to the point, could I - The working moms eating in challenge green

2010-02-27 Food-borne Illness Poses Consumer Concern - MediaBuyerPlanner

Including those who are at least somewhat concerned, at least three quarters to one half of Americans are concerned to some extent that these foods are safe to eat. Fresh foods cause at least some concern among 73 pct. of consumers, followed by other packaged foods such as boxes, jars, bags, etc. (64 pct. ), canned foods (59 pct. ), and frozen foods (53 pct. ).

Among four types of foods: fresh, canned, frozen and other packaged foods, 21 pct. of adults are either extremely or very concerned that fresh foods are safe to eat, followed by canned foods (15 pct. ), other packaged foods such as boxes, jars, bags, etc. (14 pct. ) and frozen foods (13 pct. ).

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Consumers Identify, Eliminate Sick Foods Sixty-nine percent of those who attribute an illness to a food item think they know what made them sick. As a result, 26 pct. of those who indicate they became sick from something they ate have eliminated that food from their diet entirely. Moreover, another 15 pct. indicate that they advised family, friends and colleagues not to eat that food item, increasing the