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This from: Inside EPA Weekly Report Vol.21, no.37-September 15, 2000

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL / By STEPHEN D. MOORE / Sept. 18, 2000 ZURICH -- As Novartis AG and AstraZeneca PLC step up preparations for the spinoff and merger of their agribusiness divisions, company officials are outlining aggressive new strategies to work with farmers and retailers but aren't promising investors a quick fix to problems besetting the beleaguered industry.

Genetic Contaminant Found in Taco Bell Shells Highlights Concerns Expressed at Farm Aid 2000's Farmer Summit Winona County Residents Play a Part in D.C. Farmers Summit Contacts: Jim Riddle 507-454-8310 Bobby King 507 523-3366

October 2, 2000 ACTIVISM IN THE STREETS HAS LED TO AN OUTPOURING OF PLATITUDES IN THE SUITES. by WILLIAM GREIDER / The Nation

Associated Press / Philip Brasher, AP Farm Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -- Wisconsin egg farmer John Brunnquell says he treats his hens more humanely than most other producers. He doesn't put them in cages or withhold food and water to get them to lay more eggs. Now he has a way to prove to grocery shoppers that he's good to his birds.

Feedstuffs / Monday, Sept. 18, 2000

Agence France Presse GENEVA, Sept 20 (AFP) - The World Trade Organisation (WTO) welcomed Wednesday the US Senate's approval of a bill normalising trade ties with China.

Agence France Presse PRAGUE, Sept 20 (AFP) - Anti-globalization protestors plan next week to blockade a conference centre where the IMF/World Bank summit is taking place, to prevent delegates leaving, protest organisers said Wednesday.