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Premium eggs are more expensive, but are they healthier?

Athens - Consumers can chose between factory, free-range and organic eggs with a price that vary according to the perceived benefits of getting a healthier product. But are a $3.99 a dozen organic eggs healthier and safer than a $1.69 a dozen factory product?

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USDA: Diseased Cow Became Lame

USDA says Holstein in Calif. mad cow case was euthanized after becoming lame.

Watch: 'Pink Slime' in School Cafeterias, Supermarkets

USDA responds to public outrage over ground beef filler.

BPI Endorses USDA Voluntary Labeling of LFTB or 'Pink Slime'

BPI, maker of Lean Finely Textured Beef or “pink slime,” as critics call it, is bowing to consumer pressure and endorsing a huge move by the U.S. Department of Agriculture — the voluntary labeling of LFTB. The government is telling producers that USDA inspectors will...

Company: 'It's Beef,' Not 'Pink Slime'

Beef Products Inc. says it plans to launch a consumer education program to educate the public about its ground beef filled that USDA scientists have coined "pink slime."

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...