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The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) has
predicted that sustainability and safety will be standards for 2009.
“Sustainability will not only continue to gain prominence in the mainstream,
but this year, some think it could even become standard,” said Rebecca Pollack,
lead editor of a special year-end report for GMA’s SmartBrief information
service. Pollack also noted that the Food and Drug Administration will get more
oversight over imports, and that food safety legislation can be expected when
the Obama administration and a Democratic-led Congress take charge in January.
A GMA poll of its members and supporters revealed that food safety, which
received 40% of the vote, and environmental sustainability, which received 24%,
are expected to become even more important in 2009.
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