• To help its brands better compete at dollar stores, Kraft Foods will split in two. The company’s snacks and gum will stay together, while Kraft cheese and Maxwell House coffee will form the second company. [Crain’s]
• Cargill has recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey amid a salmonella outbreak that’s killed one person; meanwhile, scientists have discovered drug-resistant super salmonella. [HuffPo, Reuters]
• Some restaurant operators are just now discovering that music is an important part of the dining experience. Congrats, guys. [NRN]
• Seven years after being ordered by Congress to find a standard for “gluten-free” labeling, the FDA might be getting close. [ABC News]
• Budweiser unveiled a “bolder, sleeker” can, in the hopes of boosting flagging U.S. sales. [USAT]
• Rawsome Foods in L.A. was raided for selling raw milk and three people were arrested. Good to know authorities are concentrating on the real dangers out there. [E.D. Cain/Forbes]
