General Mills Plans To Label Products With GMOs
General Mills says it will start labeling products across the country that contain genetically modified ingredients to comply with a law that is set to go into effect in Vermont.
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General Mills says it will start labeling products across the country that contain genetically modified ingredients to comply with a law that is set to go into effect in Vermont.
According to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, the Washington-based company bought a 175,000-square-foot warehouse at 3311 Broadway St.
The Minnesota Vikings have released renderings of what their new team headquarters and practice facility set for the southeast Twin Cities metro could look like.
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Faith leaders from St. Paul came together Tuesday to support workers' rights. The group of over 25 clergy member say it is launching a faith-led effort to gather support for paid sick days.
Lou Nanne is trying his hand at the restaurant business.
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Cliffs Natural Resources said Monday that it will restart production at Northshore Mining by May 15, the first major callback of workers in several months on northern Minnesota's Iron Range.
The traditional Friday night fish fry is as old as the churches where they started. And it is fitting that your favorite fish fry resides in an old German-Catholic town.
Outrage over security lines at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is building. Sen. Al Franken said Thursday he has asked the TSA for more screeners.
General Mills is trying to keep up with the country's growing appetite for organic foods.
The company Wonderful Pistachios announced the voluntary recall, saying a number of flavors and sizes of the nuts are at risk of salmonella contamination.
The company's board of directors has elected Tom Astrup to the helm of the cooperative that's based in Moorhead, Minnesota. He will also take over as CEO for David Berg when Berg retires in August.
