Researchers find little if any progress toward reducing foodborne illness
None of the Healthy People 2020 targets have been met.
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One in six Australians illegally drinking raw cow’s milk
One in six Australians are consuming raw cows’ milk despite it being illegal to sell in the country as a food. Findings come from research commissioned by the Food Safety
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UK Salmonella outbreak captures public’s attention
Foodborne outbreaks climbed to the top of people’s minds in September, according to a survey covering most of the United Kingdom. Findings come from the Consumer Insights Tracker, an
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Multiple norovirus outbreaks sickened 270 over two weeks
Ill staff continuing to work helped spread norovirus resulting in six outbreaks in two weeks that sickened more than 270 people in Australia. Researchers described persistent transmission of norovirus in
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Montenegro inches closer to EU membership with improved food safety
Plus: Progress reports on Moldova, Serbia, North Macedonia and Kosovo
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WHO evaluation finds parasite milestones missed
Milestones for foodborne trematodes and Taenia solium have not been met, according to an assessment of progress on neglected tropical diseases. Findings come from an evaluation of a 2021 to
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FDA finds Listeria on surfaces at California salsa maker
As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction. Some letters are not posted for public view until weeks or
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Funding granted for UK ozone project
Researchers have secured funding to assess the safe use of ozone for food storage applications. The grant of more than £344,000 ($464,000) was awarded via Innovate UK to
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One death reported in relation to pumpkin patch outbreak in California
San Luis Obispo County Public Health confirmed on Nov. 10, that one person tied to the E. coli O157 outbreak linked to Brookshire Farms has died. Department spokesman Tom Cuddy
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FDA finds Listeria on surfaces at California salsa maker
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One in six Australians illegally drinking raw cow’s milk
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