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... fao is already delivering assistance to communities in djibouti, ethiopia, kenya and somalia and proposes to scale up these activities by rehabilitating and constructing water points; providing vital agricultural inputs, such as drought-tolerant seeds, tools, animal feed, fodder and water for livestock; using cash for work to provide immediate relief and mitigate the rising prices of staple foods; and by improving plant and animal pest and disease surveillance and control

... specific immediate-term measures that were flagged for priority action during today's talks include: ensuring that lifesaving food assistance needs are met and that nutrition support is scaled upsaving surviving livestock to protect the food security of pastoralistssaving the forthcoming planting season starting in october ensuring that farmers have access to inputs such as seeds, fertilizer, and irrigation water expanding cash-for-work programmes to allow people to buy food at local markets and prevent the sale of assets the meeting also stressed the vital importance of supporting actions aimed at addressing the root causes of the problem in the horn: protecting and restoring degraded land resources improving water management and expanding irrigation (only 1% of the land in the horn of africa region is irrigated, versus 7% in africa and 38% in asia) improving animal, plant, and range management practices of small scale farmers to make them less vulnerable to hazards and climate variability strengthening community-based animal health services identifying viable and acceptable alternatives to pastoral livelihoods support for such activities should be a sustained, multi-year effort and be linked to improvements in basic services including education, health and clean water, participants added

... morrisons has recalled all packs of its omega mix of seeds because the product contains barley gluten, which is not mentioned in the allergy information on the product label

... the european commission welcomed the announcement and said it would learn the lessons from the outbreak that was eventually confirmed as being caused by fenugreek sprouts seeds imported from egypt into germany ... coli 0104 outbreak in france, the european food safety authority (efsa) established a link between the two incidents and the fenugreek seeds from egypt ... the ec then banned the import and sale of fenugreek seeds imported from one egyptian exporter between 2009 and 2011 ... it also said that imports of some types of egyptian seeds and beans for sprouting are suspended until october 31

... genetically modified (gm) seeds and fertilisers, kevlar used for bullet-proof materials and titanium dioxide paints predominantly sold to car makers were the strongest performers ... the seeds and fertilisers business is the company’s biggest earner with sales of about $2

... they yielded 650 000 tonnes of wheat - twice as much as traditional seeds and enough to feed more than four million people for at least six months

... raw sprouted seeds of the type linked to the outbreaks of e ... following the declaration, european officials banned the sales of the suspected batches of fenugreek seeds and introduced a ban on their importation from egypt until 31 october, 2011 ... however, the fsa stressed: “all other sprouted seeds, if not labelled as such, should be cooked thoroughly until steaming hot ... ” officials also urged caterers to source their supplies of sprouted seeds only from producers that have recognised food safety and quality control systems in place ... the body said it had changed its advice after a probe had revealed that no evidence that any of the implicated seeds were on sale in the uk ... a uk firm was linked to the french outbreak as it had bought the suspect fenugreek seeds via the german importer of the affected batch ... but seeds from the ipswich-based company have so far tested negative for the e

... it advised that sprouted seeds should only be eaten if they have been cooked thoroughly until steaming hot throughout and that they should not be eaten raw ... sprouted seeds can be eaten raw if they are labelled ‘ready-to-eat' or 'ready-to-wash’ ... all other sprouted seeds, if not labelled as such, should be cooked thoroughly until steaming hot ... caterers are also advised that they should source their supplies of sprouted seeds from producers that have recognised food safety and quality control systems in place ... on 7 july, the european food safety authority identified certain batches of fenugreek seeds from egypt as the most likely source of the outbreaks ... the implicated batches of fenugreek seeds have been withdrawn from sale (see link below) and there is a temporary ban on the import of fenugreek and certain seeds, beans and sprouts imported from egypt until 31 october 2011 ... there is no evidence that any of the implicated seeds are on sale in the uk, and, to date, no cases of e

... however, the newly developed ‘lupinesse’ is made purely from plant based ingredients and contains proteins from the seeds of blue lupin ... lupin protein the german research team used high-quality protein from the seeds of the blue sweet lupin to produce the ice cream

... small farmer support - immediate support to national food security plans to ensure that countries support the poorest farmers with essential assistance such as tools, seeds, fertilizers, food-based nutrition and the knowledge needed to boost agricultural production and sustain rural livelihoods