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How Safe Is America's Food Supply?

Recent health scares have involved food imported from Mexico, India and China, but the latest recall involves meat products from Georgia. Wherever it comes from, how safe is the food supply? Also, a House committee will subpoena two presidential aides. Later, is the European Union paying ransom to Libya?

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By Warren Olney • Jul 25, 2007 • 1h 0m Listen

Recent health scares have involved food imported from Mexico, India and China, but the latest recall involves meat products from Georgia. Wherever it comes from, how safe is the food supply? Do US agencies have the resources they need to protect consumers? Also, a House committee has voted to subpoena two of the President's most trusted aides and, on Reporter's Notebook, Libya will be rewarded for releasing Bulgarian medics held for eight years. Did the European Union give in to blackmail?


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    Warren Olney

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