A California company has recalled its 4 ounce bottles of “Pure Base Garlic Spread – Concentrate” and 7 ounce bottles of “Pure Base Garlic Spread – Ready to Spread” items because they
Food poisoning has struck 26 people in Hong Kong, the Center for Health Protection announced Monday.
The unit of Hong Kong’s Department of Health said it was investigating five
The processing facility that made the hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP) included in 177 separately recalled products earlier this year still has some explaining to do with the U.S. Food
FSIS, FDA, and CDC Announce Dates for Public Meetings to Measure Progress
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the U.S.
Many people regard airline travel as nothing short of a headache. The long lines, uncomfortable luggage, security procedures, and general confusion filling most airports are enough to work up an
The Food Safety and Standard Authority of India’s initiative to accredit food establishments has found no takers, since not a single eatery has responded to the authority’s offer
The federal government may be a step closer toward banning–or severely limiting–the subtherapeutic use of antibiotics in animal agriculture in the interest of public health.
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The California Department of Public Health is warning consumers not to eat Flash Pop Candy imported from China. Tests conducted on the candy last week revealed unacceptable levels of lead
Green Cardamom, an herb from the ginger family native to Southeast Asia, apparently now grown in Guatemala, has turned up with Salmonella contamination in Canada.
Since the middle of last
Canada’s Loblaw Companies Limited (Loblaw) is warning the public not to consume President’s Choice Louisiana Hot Sauce Thick Cut Dipping Chips because the product contains milk ingredients.
The
After using the federal rule-making process to solicit a couple hundred pro and con comments on a proposed ban on peanuts on commercial carriers, the U.S. Department of
In his opening statement at the Global Consumer Goods Forum’s summit in London last week, Pick n Pay chairman Gareth Ackerman voiced concerns about land reform ahead of the