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03/15/2007 Tom Paine.com: Finally, Disaster Aid To Farmworkers
03/15/2007 Land Line Magazine: Produce industry still missing the point with self-regulation
03/15/2007 Fresno Bee: Workers hit by freeze receive ‘bit of a silver lining’
03/15/2007 Visallia Times Delta: Freeze money coming
03/15/2007 UFW Foundation Urges Congress Members Costa, Nunes to Include Farm Workers in Federal Relief Funding
03/14/2007 Orange County Register: A food fix for a sick produce industry
03/14/2007 Virginia Farm Bureau: Public had varied responses to last fall’s spinach recall
03/14/2007 Salinas Californian: LUPE breaks ground for play
03/14/2007 Associated Press: Governor: Federal declaration not enough to address freeze
03/14/2007 CBS 47: Freeze Disaster is Official (video)
03/14/2007 ABC 30: Freeze Disaster is Official (video)
03/14/2007 Ventura County Star: Bush to declare freeze a disaster – Food banks to get most benefit locally, officials say
03/14/2007 Merced Sun Star: Disaster declaration will help ag community
03/14/2007 Sacramento Bee: San Joaquin farmers poised for freeze aid
03/14/2007 UFW President Arturo Rodriguez Responds to President Bush’s Disaster Relief Declaration
03/13/2007 Sacramento Bee: Demand for data on food disease – Lawmaker wants agency to release findings on tainted Valley spinach.
03/13/2007 San Jose Mercury News: Critics attack FDA’s guidelines for cut produce, call them weak
03/13/2007 The Salinas Californian: Federal food rules voluntary – Farm industry fears they could become mandatory
03/13/2007 Associated Press: FDA Unveils Voluntary Food Safety Rules
03/13/2007 Tom Paine.com: Disaster Aid Bypasses Farmworkers
03/13/2007 Desert Sun: President Bush issues disaster declaration for citrus freeze
03/13/2007 Associated Press: Bush issuing disaster declaration for California citrus freeze
03/12/2007 Scripps News: Help Wanted _ from Congress
03/12/2007 Salinas Californian: Food-safety oversight needs unbiased eyes
03/11/2007 Los Angeles Times: Fast-food industry’s vulnerable underbelly- After an E. coli outbreak led to steps to make meat safer, illness from the germ is linked increasingly to fresh produce