Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an update on the E. coli O145 outbreak linked to Freshway Foods romaine lettuce.
As of May 11, 2010, there
A look at how E. coli O145 could have contaminated romaine lettuce on a farm in Yuma – Part III
As state and federal public health officials continue to investigate the
Feed lots, dairies and feed mills sure like those antibiotic drugs for animals.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) charged four animal agriculture practitioners in warning letters sent out April
Noxubee County in Mississippi’s Black Prairie is pretty much the center of America’s $400 million domestic catfish industry. Noxubee County Producers Inc. located in Macon, MS is a
From a Press Release:
Stephanie Smith and Cargill Meat Solutions Corporation announce jointly that they have settled the lawsuit filed by Ms. Smith in December 2009. Ms. Smith, a twenty-
Public health officials in China announced yesterday their Ministry of Education and State Food and Drug Administration have jointly launched an eight-month campaign to promote food safety in school
On May 10 the Boston Common was graced with a scene not seen in decades: grazing cows and people milking cows on the grass in the middle of the bustling
A look at how E. coli O145 could have contaminated romaine lettuce on a farm in Yuma – Part II
As state and federal public health officials continue to investigate the
Ministers responsible for food safety in Australia and New Zealand are accepting comments until Friday on part of draft Intergovernmental Agreements that will help consumers and the food industry better
Last week the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) debuted its brand new, 40-foot-long Food Safety Discovery Zone, a food safety
Spring has sprung, and along with the nice weather and chirping birds comes… SPRING CLEANING! Those two words likely conjure up images of dust bunnies and furniture polish; however, it’
Nutrient trading, a market-based approach for protecting and improving water quality, is going into effect in Maryland. The Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) will run the nutrient credit-trading