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Food Rights News

FTCLDF Case Updates

By Gary Cox, Esq. | July 17, 2015

The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund General Counsel Gary Cox provides updates on the cases he’s currently handling. Everyone represented in court by the Fund is a member of the organization.

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News, State Laws and Regulations, State News This article is related to: Colorado, food freedom, FTCLDF Cases, Michigan, North Dakota, Ohio, overspray, oysters, raw milk, Right to Farm, Texas, Virginia, Washington

Sixteenth Maine Town Passes Food Sovereignty Ordinance

By Farm-to-Consumer | July 10, 2015

Bingham, MAINE—July 10, 2015—On July 1, Bingham, Maine became the 16th town in that state to pass the Local Food and Community Self-Governance Ordinance (LFCSGO) when its citizens voted to adopt the LFCSGO at a special town meeting by a ballot vote of 59-8. Under the ordinance, farmers

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News, State News This article is related to: food freedom, Maine, state legislation

Attack on Small-Scale Dairy in Australia

By Pam Holloway | July 10, 2015

A premier organic dairy farm in Australia, Elgaar Farm, was nearly put out of business for reasons that had nothing to do with food safety. Local authorities shut down the farm claiming its traditional time-honored methods of dairy processing weren’t up to government

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This article can be found in: Events, Food Rights News, International News This article is related to: cheesemakers, food safety, legislation

FTCLDF Member Reaches Settlement in Overspray Case

By Farm-to-Consumer | July 2, 2015

NORTH DAKOTA—July 2, 2015—The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) has settled another case, this time on behalf of North Dakota farmer member Glen Philbrick, who was the victim of spray drift. Due to the drift of chemicals over his crops, he lost more than 4,000…

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News, Press Room This article is related to: FTCLDF Cases, North Dakota, overspray

Food Rights Updates: CT Raw Milk, ME Food Sovereignty & FDA Oversight in TX

By Pete Kennedy, Esq. | July 1, 2015

Connecticut Herdshare Bill Now Law: Connecticut became the sixth state to pass legislation increasing access to raw milk in 2015 when Governor Dannel Malloy signed Senate Bill 360 (SB 360) into law on June 23rd. The bill legalizes the “transfer or exchange of raw milk between persons…

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News, State Laws and Regulations, State News This article is related to: Connecticut, food freedom, FSMA, Maine, raw milk, raw milk bills, state legislation, Texas

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