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Eric F. Greenberg, P.C.
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Phone: 312-977-4647
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Articles
2008
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January
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Action plan, food protection plan now lead the pack
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| 2007 |
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| December |
Healthy prognosis for healthcare packaging |
| December |
Cosmetics safety storm brewing, or hadn't you heard?
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| November |
New food reporting requirement hidden in drug law
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| October |
Label symbols make nutrition choices simpler, but never simple |
| September |
Lessons from China are for your quality program
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| August |
Sometimes the best things in life, and law, are the intangibles
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| July |
EU's new REACH law on chemicals reaches you |
| June |
Irradiation again, labeling this time |
| May |
Food-contact notifications threatened again |
| May |
Fresh produce rules, uhh, guidelines, aim to improve safety |
| May |
Top 10 FDA developments |
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April
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Proposed rules on gluten finish the thought on food allergens law
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March
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And just like that, packaging for irradiation is broadened
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February
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OTC drugs and dietary supplements get new reporting burden
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January
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Coalition's diversity as dramatic as its message
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2006
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December
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All signs are pointing to a fruitful 2007
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December
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Checking up on healthcare packaging
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December
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Crisis planning takes exercise
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November
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Pharmaceutical Packaging Forum taking shape
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November
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Water, water is everywhere, perhaps not what you think
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July
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Divining qualified health claims policy by reading the tea leaves
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June
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FDA still has no confirmed, permanent commissioner
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June
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Packaging plays a role in combating obesity?
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March
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The Food Contact Notification program must be saved
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Febraury
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Preparing for threats takes practice for governments, too
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January
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Will the road get bumpy for counterfeiters? And for you?
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2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
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2000
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December
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OSHA targets injuries with headache
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November
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Irradiation a material issue
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October
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Machinery guidance is designed to increase safety, decrease liability
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September
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Courts sorting tough drug vs. supplement issues
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August
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Food packaging developments on the label and in the material
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July
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Meat and poultry scene a hotbed of legal changes
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June
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Bioengineered foods: breeding controversy
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May
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New case means product knock-offs harder to stop
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April
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FDA enforcement data, and hints of new approach
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March
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Early warning on extended producer policies
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February
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Label this dietary supplement rule "controversial"
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January
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Food contact substances get new approval program
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1999
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December
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Packaging law developments at the end of the you-know-what
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October
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Measuring value: a crucial corporate chore
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September
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More free speech for off-label uses
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August
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Heat on modernization, irradiation
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July
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Food packaging changes part of revolutionary trend
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June
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Understanding - and avoiding - a swirl of liability
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May
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Why packaging laws really matter
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April
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OTC drug labeling rules will change packages
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March
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Air can hurt you, too
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February
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FDA's enforcement scorecard
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January
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Solid waste rushes in
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1998
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December
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Year-end legal topic-o-rama
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November
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Solid waste: the once & future issue
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October
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The tale of possible "endocrine disruptors" may just be beginning
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September
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Drug compliance still a problem packaging can address
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August
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Ranting about EDF's "labeling"
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July
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EAS keeps an eye on packages
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June
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Green guides still blooming
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May
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New climate for irradiationand packaging, too
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April
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Preemption as a useful device
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March
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Feds watching feds on behalf of small business
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February
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A cautionary tale of law for "responsible" corporate officials
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January
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Ninety-eight topics for '98
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1997
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December
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FDA reform in time for the holidays
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November
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Dietary supplement labeling rules a further step to the frontier
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October
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Flow controls throw out packaging freedom
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September
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Milk study draws attention to packaging
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August
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FDA reform back on the barbecue
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July
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U.S. environment quiet for packagersfor now
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June
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It's springtime, and the GRAS is growing
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May
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WARNING
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April
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OTC drug labeling format proposals are helpful but inflexible
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March
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Air pollution controls could get tougher for package printers
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February
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Target adjustment in lawsuit reform: Over-litigation
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January
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FDA at crossroads with Kessler departure
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1996
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December
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A year-end review of January '96 predictions
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November
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Minor environmental revisions: Music to packagers' ears?
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October
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"Packaging law" emerges from obscurity
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September
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When N.Y. Times recycles old information, packaging wins
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July
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Are food label changes healthy?
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June
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Congress wants FDA reform: OK, now's the time to make a decision
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May
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Can you (anti)trust a packaging columnist?
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April
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Beer label complaints brewing
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March
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ISO 14000 to change business environment
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February
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FDA to loosen grip on food claims
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January
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FDA says it's changed its ways, but some still not convinced
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1995
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December
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Just your standard issue
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November
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The exchange of recyclables grows up
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October
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Packages meet shrinkage challenge
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September
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FDA carries packaging across threshold
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August
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A peek into the possible future of OTC labeling
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July
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Pack taxes in all shapes and sizes
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June
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New shades of trademarking
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May
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Mirth or dearth on Earth Day birthday?
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April
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Good intentions that got lost in translation
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March
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Of contracts, regulations, and the future
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February
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Packaging borders on the international
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January
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Packages now have alternate route to trucking qualification
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1994
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December
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Analyzing trade dress doctrine
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November
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Environmental claims perils continue
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October
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Machinery must earn EU's stamp of approval
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September
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Safety and packaging are in-laws
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August
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Regulators playing whole new ballgame
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July
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Plastics makers chasing arrows and cooperation
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June
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Patent decision panics packagers
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May
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The states of the environment
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April
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Label clashes are heavyweight bouts
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March
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It's a small world after all
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February
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FDA takes daily supplements of controversy
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January
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Has the FDA really been revitalized?
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1993
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December
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FDA at threshold of new approval approach
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November
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Beware of unAmerican foreign ideas
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October
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USDA turns up heat on meat labeling
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September
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Drug packaging spurs regulatory, industry action
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August
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West Coasting through enviro-issues
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July
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Supermarkets carry assortment of legal issues
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June
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Revered and reviled, plastics continue environmental battle
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May
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When does competition cross the line?
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April
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ISO 9000: ISO What?
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March
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A few observations on the first 30 days
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February
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'93 view of EC '92 isn't 20/20
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January
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End of the beginning for food label changes
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1992
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December
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For packagers, what comes 'afta' NAFTA
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November
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Environmental laws: Options won't be very optional
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October
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FTC guidelines promise greener - but 'cleaner' landscape
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September
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When it comes to packaging laws: Predictions are precarious
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August
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Legal update on drug packaging
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June
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FDA issues guidelines on using recycled plastic for food packages
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May
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Corrugated industry still edgy over ECT
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April
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From Maine to California: It's packagers' day in court
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March
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Bush tries new attack on regulatory monster
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February
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EC '92; where are you?
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January
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Food label proposals weigh in on packagers
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1991
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December
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Drug verdict raises costly questions of labeling and law
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November
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Life cycle assessment: Big picture or big headache? October Recycled, fine. But for packaging food, yikes!
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September
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Environmental claims get federal attention
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August
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Summer thoughts on recycling, reform, rearmament
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July
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Tylenol trial-that-wasn't still sends messages
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June
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Accounting for package design costs: Which way to go?
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May
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Not all consumers are created equal
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April
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Quartet of quandaries: An update
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March
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Are packages telling 'little green lies'?
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February
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More exalted status for FDA?
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January
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Some uneven chinks in food labeling 'uniformity'
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1990
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November
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To overlook this deadline could be hazardous
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October
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Four developments to keep an eye on
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September
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Packagers face 'new' kids on legal block
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September
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Food labels caught in tug of war
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August
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What it says, not what it does
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July
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Food technology rules to target microbes, limit packaging
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June
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Chasing arrows chase plastics recycling uniformity
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May
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FDA enforcement diagnosis
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April
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Look! Up in the sky! It's legislative change!
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March
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EC '92 harmony could be atonal
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February
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When the news isn't good: Some advice
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January
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No rest for the weary food packager
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1989
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November
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Food labels to get an overhaul
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September
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Strong winds from the West
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July
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Twin cities law: On solid ground or shaky landfill?
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May
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Food irradiation: Legal but unloved
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March
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EPA's Agenda for Action means business
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January
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Refrigerated foods: Handle with care
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