American RadioWorks: McDonald's New Farm
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All Things Considered, April 29, 2002 · McDonald's executives say they might never have adopted animal welfare guidelines if they hadn't met Temple Grandin. The unlikely partnership between a global fast food giant and a woman with autism is prompting the entire U.S. food industry to make "animal welfare" a major issue. For All Things Considered and American RadioWorks, Daniel Zwerdling reports.
McDonald's and Chickens
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Talk of the Nation, April 16, 2002 ·
Guests:
Daniel Zwerdling
* Senior Correspondent, NPR News and American Radio Works
Ellen Haas
* Chairman and CEO of Foodfit.com
* Former, Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services, Department of Agriculture under the Clinton Administration
* Author, Great Adventures in Food (Griffin Trade , 2001)
Terrie Dort
* President of the National Council of Chain Restaurants
Temple Grandin
* Associate Professor of Animal Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
* Designer of livestock handling facilities in the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries
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McDonalds is changing the way it collects its eggs. The fast food chain is demanding more humane treatment for the chickens that lay its Egg McMuffins. What other changes are coming? And how much attention do you pay to where your food comes from?
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