Beginning in June, the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) will be prohibited in baby bottles in the European Union.
The European Commission approved the ban Thursday after months of negotiations with
Meat and milk from cloned animals is essentially the same as conventionally produced meat and dairy products and unlikely to present food safety risks, according to a British government panel
Oklahoma’s newly elected leadership, Republicans Governor-elect Mary Fallin and Attorney General-elect Scott Pruitt, say they have the future of the state’s litigation against the poultry industry
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sends warning letters out to manufacturers and processors with food safety problems that sometimes also point up how much misunderstanding still exists.
The 2011 United Fresh Produce Association Show will take place in New Orleans May 2-5. Registration for the produce association’s annual conference has opened online.
The event, themed
We know many food handlers are trained in food safety, but what ensures that they will put their food safety knowledge into practice? They might know they should wash their
An Ashland, OR organic chocolate maker owned by The Hershey Co. announced a recall Wednesday after Salmonella was found in its product.
Artisan Confections Co. said the recall involves 33
It isn’t uncommon for home gardeners in older cities to find a significant amount of lead in their backyard soil, so many build raised beds and bring in freshly
Whole Foods Market announced Wednesday that it has carried many of the products involved in the recall of Bravo Farms cheese.
Earlier this week Bravo Farms recalled its entire inventory
As preparations begin for Thanksgiving feasts around the country, there’s good news on the dinner front: Families are eating more home-cooked meals together every day, not just on
The Indiana State Department of Health placed flour under embargo from a food processing and storage facility in Indianapolis that Food and Drug Administration inspectors depicted as “contaminated with filth.
USA Today, Coburn weigh in on food safety debate; Coburn to offer alternative bill:
USA Today, one of America’s most widely circulated newspapers, featured opposing sides of the debate