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FDA says it plans to propose new rules related to infant formula
The agency did not specify what the rules would address except to say they involve nutrition.
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Publisher’s Platform: Twenty-two years of asking whether we should ban petting zoos: After Brookshire Farms, Bengtson’s and the State Fair of Texas, it is time I answered my own question
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Attorney General says FDA can alter regs regarding release of information related to outbreak investigations
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FDA says it plans to propose new rules related to infant formula
The agency did not specify what the rules would address except to say they involve nutrition.
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Caterer suspended after food poisoning link
More than 50 people have suffered food poisoning from catered food in two kindergartens in Singapore. The Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) and Singapore Food Agency (SFA) are investigating two incidents
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Fraud alerts at steady levels in Europe; 13 alerts mention the United States
Plus: Changes to U.S. meat exports to the EU
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Botulism risk prompts warning in Czech Republic
Plus: Almost 500 people sickened in Salmonella outbreak in Prague
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Attorney General says FDA can alter regs regarding release of information related to outbreak investigations
Under federal law, the Secretary of Health and Human Services and his delegees may amend regulations to allow further disclosure, according to the opinion.
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Number of incidents reported to global food safety network has increased sharply
INFOSAN handled almost 450 incidents over 2 years
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Scientists looking at how imperfections in produce impact safety
In the past, physical damage or defects — such as those caused by machines, freezes or pests — were typically viewed separately from food safety risks.
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Researchers assess antimicrobial resistance in Salmonella
Scientists have identified certain antimicrobial resistance traits likely to spread through China’s food chain over the next 25 years. Research by King’s College London and the Chinese Center
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Taylor Farms recalls salad kits because of undeclared allergens
Taylor Farms of Dallas, TX, is recalling H-E-B Backyard BBQ Chop Salad kits due to the potential undeclared soy and almonds. People who have sensitivity or allergy to
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FDA declares end to outbreak linked to Trader Joe's chicken wraps; a new outbreak is under investigation
Also: The FDA has posted a heavily redacted summary of its investigation into one of this summer's Cyclospora outbreaks.
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Publisher’s Platform: Twenty-two years of asking whether we should ban petting zoos: After Brookshire Farms, Bengtson’s and the State Fair of Texas, it is time I answered my own question
In 2004 I wrote that ignoring these risks “makes good business for lawyers like me. But I’ll gladly give up that business if it means not having to see four-year-olds hooked up to kidney dialysis machines.”
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Attorney General says FDA can alter regs regarding release of information related to outbreak investigations
Under federal law, the Secretary of Health and Human Services and his delegees may amend regulations to allow further disclosure, according to the opinion.
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Caterer suspended after food poisoning link
More than 50 people have suffered food poisoning from catered food in two kindergartens in Singapore. The Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) and Singapore Food Agency (SFA) are investigating two incidents
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