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26Percentage of wireless customers who use their cell phones to take picturesMore Vitals
| |   Why the Food Biz Is Hungry for Tech Innovations born in the lab now drive a wealth of new products and aim to make what people eat safer, longer-lasting, and healthier It's All in the Nose (and Tongue) Flavor technologists go to earth's far corners to capture new scents and labor endlessly in labs to create just the right taste sensations More Delicious Delicacies, Thanks to Tech Sophisticated machines and automated processes are boosting the quality and quantity of artisan foods, and making them more affordable Biotech Foods: No Going Back Now? Entomologist Anthony Shelton says genetically engineering desirable traits into plants beats traditional methods and will soon be widely accepted The Outcry over "Terminator" Genes Critics charge that controversial biotech safeguards against "Frankenfoods" present fresh perils of their own | |
 COMMENTARY GM Foods: Why Fight Labeling? Should consumers have a right to know whether their foods contains genetically modified ingredients? (11/11/02) NEWS ANALYSIS Look Who's Going Organic Many leading brands in this fast-growing market are owned by old-line food giants like General Mills, Kellogg, Kraft, Heinz... (10/9/02) PRIVACY MATTERS How Grocery Stores Are Feeding Fears Supermarket chains say their loyalty cards reward faithful shoppers. Privacy advocates say they're no bargain at all (6/20/02) THE FUTURE OF E.BIZ Something Is Rotten in Roquefort The famous French cheese is caught in a war between the U.S. and the EU over hormones in American beef (12/31/01) | |
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