• Consumers are buying less milk from cows treated with hormones, so Monsanto is looking to sell off its cow-hormone-production business. [NYT]
• Nestlé, the world’s largest food-and-beverage company by sales, raised its prices and has seen an increase in net income. Good for them. [WSJ]
• Just because a new crop of microwaveable meals for kids contains organic ingredients doesn’t mean it’s all that healthy or tasty. [WSJ]
• Get ready for more roast beef. Arby’s plans to open 41 franchises in the New York City area over the next decade. [NRN]
• When faced with moldy cheese, simply cut off the affected area and eat the rest, unless, of course, it has “cracks that can harbor toxin-producing storage molds.” [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• Vosges Haut-Chocolat, which made its name with unique pairings like bacon and chocolate, is a major small-business success these days, pulling in $12 million last year. [WSJ]
