CFC Logistics' nuclear food irradiator in Milford Square, PA has closed.  The cobalt-60 will be shipped out.  By their own admission, after being open for
only 18 months, this irradiator is closing due to a lack of a market for their product.  They had been approved by the USDA to irradiate meat for the National School Lunch Program.  Nocobalt-4-food is proud to have played a part in educating the public to the nuclear dangers of this facility and of consuming irradiated food.  Nocobalt was part of a local, national and international effort to stop food irradiation.  One of the founders of this group, Green Party candidate Judy Szela, ran for supervisor in Milford Township.  She ran on one issue - the inherent dangers of the nuclear food irradiator.  She also launched International Anti-food Irradiation Day which has been held the last two years on her farm in Milford Square located one mile from the infamous nuclear food irradiator.  This event has evolved into International Anti-food Irradiation Week in many nations in Europe and other countries around the world.  

Let this be a lesson to us all - through unified efforts much can be accomplished.