Food Inc.- msnbc.com

As fruit and vegetable prices soar, you can save money by taking some extra time in the produce aisle to make sure bad apples aren't sneaking into your grocery cart. FULL STORY

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Man finds knife in Subway sandwich, sues

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ConsumerMan: Buying organics on a budget

InBev buying Anheuser-Busch for $52 billion

The sweet taste of success

InBev raises offer for brewer Anheuser-Busch

Benihana founder Rocky Aoki dies

Starbucks looks for more love in the afternoon

Testers claim Cadbury sweetener caused burns

Anheuser-Busch goes to court to silence InBev

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Detractors take venti shots at reeling Starbucks

InBev’s bid for Budweiser turns hostile

Bourbon producers see amber-colored future

Struggling Starbucks’ woes could get worse

In major shift, Starbucks to close 600 stores

Anheuser-Busch shareholders sue over offer

InBev pitches buyout bid to Bud shareholders

Campbell buys Wolfgang Puck soup business

Burger King goes after moms with new ads

Soaring food prices

Americans plant to offset food prices
April 28: Americans are growing their own vegetables at home to offset rising food prices. CNBC's Diana Olick reports.

In one block, a world of anxieties

Are we headed to a food crisis?

Sam’s Club, Costco limit bulk rice purchases

Global hunger a 'silent tsunami'

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