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FDA gives companies new way to label foods with dyes
The FDA is taking steps to have companies more clearly label products that have artificial, petroleum-based food dyes. In April 2025, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Union claims meat rule changes could impact U.S. exports
Potential modifications include allowing industry-employed meat inspectors to carry out some post-mortem inspections themselves
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Longer shelf life for Norwegian eggs doesn’t pose safety issue
Norwegian eggs can have a longer shelf life than European eggs without compromising safety, according to an assessment. The Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food and Environment (VKM) concluded that a
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Report shows deficiencies in FDA staffing
The agency has been suffering from staff shortages for years, according to the GAO
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U.S. pistachios caught up in EU import controls update
The frequency of inspections for aflatoxins will be 50 percent
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Foodborne disease costs $80 million in Singapore
Salmonella caused the most cases and had the highest societal cost
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EFSA proposes tighter toxin levels for infant formula
Also, the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) is calling for a new World Health Assembly resolution to update guidelines on contamination of powdered formula.
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Pecans recalled in Canada because of Salmonella
Les Aliments Johnvince brand raw pecan halves are being recalled in Canada because of contamination with Salmonella. The recall was initiated after tests by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency showed
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FDA gives companies new way to label foods with dyes
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Union claims meat rule changes could impact U.S. exports
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