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FDA meeting seeks to gather input on exemptions from Food Traceability Rule
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New South Wales misses Salmonella reduction target
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FDA steps up import enforcement because of Salmonella, pesticides, illegal colors
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Rare disease affects 5 in China after eating fish
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Stricter Dutch rules planned as Salmonella battle continues
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Frozen smoked salmon recalled after positive test for Listeria
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Publisher's Platform: Comments sought on FDA petition to add botulism to the infant formula testing list
No new law is needed. The list is FDA’s own, and the Commissioner can amend it.
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FDA meeting seeks to gather input on exemptions from Food Traceability Rule
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Salmonella risk from Swedish eggs rises from low levels
The risk of exposure to Salmonella Enteritidis via eggs in Sweden has increased slightly but is still lower than the European average, according to a report. The analysis covers risks
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