UK Salmonella outbreak appears to be easing
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EU notes improvement in U.S. aflatoxin situation
The American peanut industry has made major efforts to improve controls on exports to Europe, but aflatoxin contamination remains a problem, according to the European Commission. An audit by DG
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Singapore expands role of WHO collaborating center
A partnership between the World Health Organization (WHO) and Singapore has been expanded to include risk assessment. Singapore Food Agency’s (SFA) National Centre for Food Science (NCFS) has been
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EU opens comments on cereulide limit proposals
The European Commission is consulting on plans to introduce cereulide limits for infant formula. Proposals cover dried infant formula, dried dietary foods for special medical purposes intended for infants under
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Indonesia urged to act to stop meal program poisonings
More than 43,000 children have been affected
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Asian countries rehearse food incident response
Eleven Asian countries have rehearsed preparation for a cross-border food contamination event. All 11 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) met in Jakarta, Indonesia, in
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New Zealand and French studies call attention to Campylobacter
A study in New Zealand has provided an insight into Campylobacter contamination and antimicrobial resistance in fresh chicken. Campylobacter was detected in 50 percent of 24 samples. Among confirmed isolates,
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German survey finds limited mycotoxin awareness
Scientists are aware of 650 different mycotoxins produced by 400 species of mold.
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Sprout seed supplier recalled product amid outbreak
The seed supplier behind a multi-state outbreak linked to sprouts may have been named quietly in an obscure FDA report. First reported by Phyllis Entis on eFoodAlert.com, the
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UK Salmonella outbreak appears to be easing
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Publisher's Platform: The chronic disease groups have been in a different room, and they should not be
Here are 10 of them, and 10 things all 40 Food Safety organizations could work on together.
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FDA steps enforcement on imported food including dried peppers, seafood
The Food and Drug Administration uses import alerts to enforce U.S. food safety regulations for food from foreign countries. The agency updates and modifies the alerts as needed. Recent
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