A local Colorado health department has just completed its 10th year of trying to improve food safety by handing out some carrots.
The Jefferson County Health Department, serving the rolling
Charcuterie La Tour Eiffel Saturday recalled its sliced and shaved La Belle Bretagne Cooked Garlic Roasted Pork and Tour Eiffel Roasted Pork Old Style.
The public was warned not to
Are you eating nanofoods? While it might sound like the latest diet trend among anorexics, the term refers to the use of nanotechnology – particles as small as a billionth of
More than 20 of the nation’s biggest produce and agriculture industry’s trade groups have formed the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance (USFRA).
The organization’s newly elected
Last year alone, the Family Food Education Volunteers at Oregon State University Extension Service spent more than 23,000 hours teaching 29,000 Oregonians how to avoid foodborne illness by
Dr. Dean Wyatt, the Food Safety and Inspection Service veterinarian who blew the whistle on the U.S. Department of Agriculture for ignoring humane treatment and food safety violations, succumbed
Food safety legislation that came close to a vote in the Senate last week, before stalling over a political debate about earmarks, has another enemy: the Tea Party movement.
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I know people get worked up over legislation–health care being a recent example–but the blather coming from the Tea Party types about food safety is a bit over
Extracts from culinary ingredients such as green tea, grape seed and spices could be used instead of chemical preservatives as a way to protect against foodborne pathogens like Listeria, according
The Pastime Lakes Dairy located near Lakeview, CA apparently did not get the memo.
Here’s the information Pastime missed:
“Cattle must not be slaughtered for human consumption within 4
The United States isn’t doing enough to help the 2.6 billion people worldwide who do not have safe water or adequate sanitation, 14 advocacy groups said in a