U.S. EPA proposal would rescind interpretation that temporary storage is the same as permanent.

Report says cereals are still at the core of what people eat, but diets are becoming higher in protein, fats and sugar.

Classes focus on drying, safety and materials handling.

Group says current procedures enabled railroads to extract ‘excessive monopoly profits.’

Decline is mainly due to drop in cereal and vegetable oil prices amid improved global supplies.

Four executives will tour several states July 6-15.

Class, planned Oct. 27-30, provides state-of-the-art facilities.

AFIA points out differences between risks in human food and animal food.

Leaders commit to several goals during summit.

Wheat production anticipated to reach 699 million tonnes, up 5 million tonnes.