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By K.T. Arasu CHICAGO (Reuters) - Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest poultry producer, said on Friday it has stopped feeding its chickens with a gene-altered corn approved for use only as animal feed but turned up in taco shells and flour.

By JULIE FLAHERTY / NYT / 10/14/00

HUNGRY PEOPLE CANNOT WAIT ANOTHER 15 YEARS, FAO WARNS

Reuters / By K.T. Arasu CHICAGO (Reuters) - Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest poultry producer, said on Friday it has stopped feeding its chickens with a gene-altered corn approved for use only as animal feed but turned up in taco shells and flour.

11/1 deadline

TOKYO (AP) -- Leaders from Japan and Singapore on Sunday agreed to sign a free-trade agreement by late next year that would become Japan's first bilateral-trade accord and Singapore's second, a government official said.

By Pro Farmer Editors / Mike Jubinville, Editor of Pro Farmer Canada

To commemorate 30 years of work on the dam, the International Ecology Institute, together with the University of Sao Paolo (USP), the Graduate Program on Ecology and Natural Resources of (UFSCar) the Federal University of Sao Carlos, are organizing an International Seminar, that will gather scientists, managers, researchers and students.