Patient count in Cyclospora outbreaks tops 17,000
The CDC is reporting that there are at least 11,844 additional patients in the seven outbreaks who have not yet been confirmed.
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EU evaluates French and German meat checks
Audits in France and Germany have found meat controls are generally effective but there is room to improve approval procedures and follow-up of non-compliances, according to recently released
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Scientists flag Listeria as an emerging threat in Pakistan
Researchers have warned about a rise of Listeria infections in Pakistan and called for public health measures to control and prevent cases. Human listeriosis is not a notifiable disease and
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Contractor sentenced for faking food hygiene checks
A former contractor has admitted offenses relating to faking food safety inspections in England. Lily Yirenkyi was appointed as a temporary Environmental Health Officer (EHO) by Thurrock Council in 2020.
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Audit costs, time, and resources among key concerns in survey
A survey on audits has revealed they are valued but there is a need to shift perceptions from them being seen as a costly obligation. Recurring themes were concerns about
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FDA warns California raw pet food maker after Listeria found in products
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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Scientists push for toxoplasmosis recognition
Scientists have called for toxoplasmosis to be listed as a neglected tropical disease by the World Health Organization (WHO). The Toxoplasma parasite can cause ocular toxoplasmosis, an eye infection that
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IAEA project to look at edible insect safety
Another project is trying to improve the uptake and application of food irradiation
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Pickled goat and chicken recalled because of lack of USDA inspection
Indus Foods LLC, doing business as Gangothri Foods, an Austin, TX, firm, is recalling 1,626 pounds of ready-to-eat (RTE) pickled goat and chicken products that were produced
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Patient count in Cyclospora outbreaks tops 17,000
The CDC is reporting that there are at least 11,844 additional patients in the seven outbreaks who have not yet been confirmed.
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Coral Beach
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Publisher's Platform: Thirteen letters to FDA, CDC, HHS and Taylor Farms, and not one published answer
Meanwhile, the answers are appearing — in newspapers and on a company FAQ page. Congress should hold a hearing.
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Bill Marler
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EU evaluates French and German meat checks
Audits in France and Germany have found meat controls are generally effective but there is room to improve approval procedures and follow-up of non-compliances, according to recently released
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Scientists flag Listeria as an emerging threat in Pakistan
Researchers have warned about a rise of Listeria infections in Pakistan and called for public health measures to control and prevent cases. Human listeriosis is not a notifiable disease and
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