Corn crops and products can easily be affected by food-borne pathogens, toxic mold, or foreign objects, leading to recalls.

The FDA hasn't approved Starlink corn because of a risk it may cause people to have mild allergic reactions. The recall affects tortillas and chips sold at Applebees and Wendy's restaurants and ...

Sandalfoot Photography photo Former Aventis CropScience Chief Operating Officer John Wichtrich described for the attendees how the events surrounding the recall of genetically modified StarLink corn ...

None of the farmers who sold their crops to the farmers' cooperative grew the bioengineered strain called StarLink, an insect-killing corn made by France's Aventis SA. The corn is intended only ...

Safeway here last week recalled its private-label taco shells ... The ingredient in question, genetically engineered StarLink corn, contains a bacterial toxin that kills insects.

said it requested the recall of various private-label and Mission brand products from the additional 34 chains, which it considered a cautionary move. StarLink corn contains a bacterial toxin that ...

The first pertains to the widespread recall of foods containing "StarLink" corn. The bottom line is that not a single person is at all likely to be harmed by this product, which differs from other ...

Tortillas ordered recalled in South Korea late last week were on that list, K.T. Moon, health and welfare counselor for the Korean embassy, said Monday. StarLink corn was not approved for human ...

The StarLink variety of corn has already raised ... dozens of products found to contain the corn were recalled as a precaution, costing millions of dollars. Finding the Cry9C protein in another ...

Two food manufacturers, Kraft Foods and Mission Foods, recalled taco shells after the discovery of StarLink from last year's crop in the products, and industry officials say several corn millers ...