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Italian reports cover Cyclospora and Salmonella cases
Scientists said it is the first molecularly confirmed and genetically sequenced case of locally acquired Cyclospora cayetanensis in Italy.
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Italian reports cover Cyclospora and Salmonella cases
Scientists said it is the first molecularly confirmed and genetically sequenced case of locally acquired Cyclospora cayetanensis in Italy.
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FDA warns three Northeast food importers about missing supplier verification programs
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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Rare E. coli type behind large outbreak in Japan
Researchers in Japan have been unable to pinpoint the contamination route of a large outbreak that sickened more than 170 people. In June 2022, 171 of 934 people suffered mainly
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Potential infant formula illnesses probed in the UK
Plus a round-up of other incidents involving the FSA
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FSS gives update on efforts to reduce foodborne illness
Plans to create Scottish-specific pathogen thresholds have been dropped, according to an update on foodborne illness in the country. Food Standards Scotland (FSS) said it would follow the approach
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Swedish analysis reveals scale of unreported foodborne infections
Campylobacter, Salmonella, and Listeria are the main contributors to the foodborne disease burden in Sweden, but many cases are not reported, according to a study. Researchers estimated the national foodborne
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Complaints up but unsafe food alerts not rising, says Lithuanian agency
There has been an increase in reports by consumers of potential violations involving food, according to Lithuania’s food agency. From January to August 2025, the State Food and Veterinary
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Ultra-processed food has links to food safety
If approved, California's Bill 2244 would allow for certified labels to be placed on foods that don’t fall under the state’s definition of ultra-processed foods.
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Peperoncini recalled after consumer finds pest in jar
G. L. Mezzetta Inc. is recalling Mezzetta Golden Greek Peperoncini Medium Heat, 32-ounce because of a consumer complaint about a dead mouse in a jar. The company has contacted
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Dozens of food poisoning cases reported among wedding guests
A separate outbreak occurred at a school
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New California law creates non-ultra-processed food seal
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that will make it possible for food companies to label their products with a “non-ultra-processed certified” seal. The
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Rare E. coli type behind large outbreak in Japan
Researchers in Japan have been unable to pinpoint the contamination route of a large outbreak that sickened more than 170 people. In June 2022, 171 of 934 people suffered mainly
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