USDA Agricultural Research Service
A new cranberry bioactive component that has the potential to control urinary tract infections (UTIs) has been identified by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists and collaborators. The bioactive component, referred to as SSGG fraction, is found in cranberry juice and is purified from enzyme-treated cranberry pulp. SSGG was found to inhibit Escherichia coli—the most common bacterial cause of UTIs—from sticking to human cells in laboratory tests.
CMC will host a Zoom meeting Wednesday, April 26 at noon EST. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss CY2022 budget ammendments. If you would like to participate in this open meeting, please email kcahill@uscranberries.com.
In the fall, the Cranberry Marketing Committee encourages consumers to “buy one for now, two for the freezer,” meaning store fresh cranberries in the freezer for use later on. Frozen foods are a convenient and delicious way to eat the items you love year round. What...
The CMC's March 2023 newsletter is now available. Inside you'll find updates since the last issue including: CY22 Q1 Report CY23 Estimate & Marketing Policy Annual Winter Meeting Recap Trade Policy & Tariffs MRL Update Domestic & International Marketing...
Start With Tart During Hot Breakfast Month What’s better than beginning a cold winter day with a delicious, hot breakfast? Beginning your day with a delicious, hot breakfast featuring America’s Original Superfruit®, of course! Starting with tart, also known as cooking...
The CMC’s annual winter meeting will be held in person on Thursday, February 16 and Friday, February 17 at the Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City in Arlington, VA. Register by January 13, 2023. February 2023 Meeting Agenda Digital Meeting Book
CMC will be holding a virtual full Committee meeting open to the public on Tuesday, December 6 at 3:00 p.m. EST. Agenda items include: public member nominees, consumer survey proposals, and annual winter meeting dates. If you would like to attend this meeting,...
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