It's Pizza, But Not As We Know It

　　Pizza products without tomato sauce, cheese or bread crust can still be sold as pizza under new government regulations, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says. The USDA, which regulates meat and poultry, said consumers' expectations of pizza products were much broader than previously thought. "(USDA) has determined that the standards for pizza with meat may be inhibiting manufacturers from producing and marketing styles of pizzas that today's consumers demand," the department said. The USDA said it would also significantly reduce the minimum meat requirements in products labelled "pizza with meat." Products now only have to contain two percent cooked meat or three percent raw, instead of the previously required 12 percent cooked or 15 percent raw.