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GRAIN-BASED FOODS

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rt to reform
Senate rejects effo
U.S. farm programs

FEATURE

Indulgent and
functional
avors and
Chocolate, fruit ﬂ
add
trans-fat free inclusions
value to baked foods.

Story on Page 17

LATE NEWS

Bimbo stays out
of bid for I.B.C.

to continue the current
to of our country
A last-ditch effort
WASHINGTON -
in misguided path." current farm proprograms failed
Mr. Lugar said
overhaul U.S. farm
the largest proSenator Richard
grams unfairly favored
the Senate last week.
crops, transferring
and Senator Frank
ducers of program
G. Lugar of Indiana
the hands
Jersey sought aptaxpayer dollars into
Lautenberg of New
when maramendment
of producers even
proval for their
crops are rethat would
ket prices for their
to the farm bill
farm
Meanwhile, smaller
current
high.
cord
replaced
have
of nonbased on
farmers and producers no assubsidy programs
marketing
program crops receive comdirect payments,
the
ical
sistance at all through bill. He
loans and countercycl
farm
insurmodity title of the
payments by a revenue to all
favor
programs
said current
ance program available
n and
producers
farmland consolidatio
farmers, not only
number of
designated Lugar
the reduction in the
of congressionally
. Additionally,
, titled
family households
crops. The amendment
Stewardship farm
would be continEquity,
that
Ranch,
programs
the Farm,
the farm
considwas rejected by
the farm bill being
and Health Act,
to
fa- ued under
would be subject
by a vote of 37 in
ered by the Senate
Senate on Dec. 11
for being
by trading partners
vor to 58 opposed.
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of farm program
e
said, "Agricultur
farm support programs
ing his amendment
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for rural America
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policy is too important
and budgetary health
and the economic

- Grupo Bimbo
MEXICO CITY
prominent in its
S.A.B. de C.V. was
in a bid to acquire
absence last week
Corp. The InterInterstate Bakeries
of Teamsters
national Brotherhood
L.L.C. on Dec. 13
and Yucaipa Cos.
bid to bring
submitted a preliminary out of bankI.B.C.
Kansas City-based
of Yucaipa, an
ruptcy under control
The plan of reorgarm.
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investment
for the payment in
nization provides
by I.B.C.'s senior
full of claims held
values the busisecured lenders and
valuation of $580
ness at an enterprise
to the Teamsters.
million, according
a subsidiary of
Bimbo Bakeries USA,
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smallest
U.S.D.A. projects the60 years
wheat carryoverAg-infrom November but up 108 millionwasbuses-

in 2007
- The National
from 2006-07. Productionbus, unchanged
WASHINGTON
Service of the U.S.
at 2,067 million
ricultural Statistics
on Dec. 11 timated
estimate and up
Department of Agriculture of wheat from the November
14%, from last year's
carryover
255 million bus, or
projected the U.S.
in
at 280 million bus, outturn of 1,812 million bus. Imports
on June 1, 2008,
bus,
bus from its Novem- 2007-08 were projected at 90 million
down 32 million
and
but down
312 million bus
from November
unchanged
ber projection of
bus from 456 million 32 million bus from the previous year.
down 176 million
ce in 2007-08
the smallest wheat
Total wheat disappearan bus, up 32
bus in 2007. It would
2,333 million
carryover in 60 years. 2007-08 was es- was projected at
forecast
in
bus from the November
Total wheat supply
2,049 milunchanged million
from
bus,
bus
million
million
and up 284
timated at 2,613
Food use of wheat
lion bus in 2006-07.
at 945 million
in 2007-08 was projected
bus from November
bus, up 5 million
bus from the previand up 12 million
in the food use
ous year. The increase
on recent mill grind
forecast was based
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