Food Perdue Calls for New Chicken Labels; Dairy Queen Seeks to Stop Blizzard Infringement
by Chantal Martineau
The latest addition to the ever-growing list of food recalls: frozen mice. MiceDirect, which provides mice as snake food for pet owners, is recalling millions of frozen mice due to potential salmonella poisoning.
[NY Times]
Katie Holmes is flying in her favorite cupcakes, made by Todd English’s 16-year-old daughter under the name Isabelle’s Curly Cakes, to the set of her TV miniseries.
[Daily Mail]
Perdue is leading a push to change chicken labeling guidelines, restricting poultry that has been injected with artificial flavorings or preservatives from being called natural.
[AP]
A roundup of foods to not only put you in the mood but also promote sexual health includes asparagus, oysters, almonds, bananas, basil, and chocolate.
[FOXNews]
Dairy Queen has taken Yogubliz to court in an effort to get the company to stop selling Blizz Frozen Yogurt, which it says sounds too much like DQ’s signature Blizzard.
[BusinessWeek]
Britain’s public health minister is calling for the term “fat” to replace “obese” in the public discourse on weight, as it will cause people to take it more seriously.
[Reuters]