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Op-Ed: Why the beef industry should've been up front about 'pink slime'

These days many beef companies are suffering a severe financial impact as the inclusion of 'pink slime' in hamburger beef took front and center in publicity.

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Mini Cattle offer smaller environmental hoofprint

After decades of breeding bigger, leaner, faster-growing cattle, maybe bigger isn't better. As environmental concerns bring the beef industry under more scrutiny, so-called miniature cattle – some less than a meter tall – could be the wave of the futu

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Watch: 'Pink Slime' Outrage: Beef Industry Responds

Viewers demand answers about supermarkets' ground beef.

Where to Get 'Pink-Slime'-Free Beef

ABC News contacted the top grocery chains in America, and here’s how they responded: 1. Safeway “Safeway is committed to providing our customers with the highest-quality products. While the USDA and food industry experts agree that lean, finely textured beef is safe and wholesome, recent...

Supermarkets Stop Selling 'Pink Slime'

Safeway, SUPERVALU and Food Lion announced today that they will no longer carry what the meat industry calls "lean finely textured beef" and what the public has come to call pink slime.

USDA to Let Industry Self-Inspect Chicken

Chicken is the top-selling meat in the United States. The average American eats 84 pounds a year, more chicken than beef or pork. Sorry red meat, chicken is what’s for dinner. And now the USDA is proposing a fundamental change in the way that poultry...

Safeway to Stop Selling 'Pink Slime'

Safeway, America’s second largest supermarket chain, has announced it will no longer sell what the meat industry calls “lean finely textured beef” and the public has come to call “pink slime“. Safeway says in a statement “considerable consumer concern” led to its decision even though...