The Iowa Legislature is on the brink of extending a waiver of food safety regulations that have allowed a handful of Maid-Rite franchisees to cook and store loose hamburger
The new children’s series, “Green Apple Tales”, created by Cindy Rice-Andrea, aims to deliver food safety information through its lovable characters, colorful illustrations, and easy to understand principles.
Tomorrow Food Safety News will report in detail on the highly likely possibility that the Iowa Legislature is going to make it legal to recklessly cook loose meat in the
A recent survey done by FoodMinds shows that Americans are paying attention to food labels more than ever before. The survey also found that citizens generally support the government’s
Company predicts raw milk will be back in stores ‘in short order’
The controversy over raw milk has entered surprising new territory–the Whole Foods stores in California, Washington state,
A Detroit food processing facility has some significant food safety problems, including Listeria found in the slicing room for ready-to-eat meats, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
For the second time in four months, Canada is warning consumers not to eat a Siena Foods Ltd. product because of possible Listeria contamination.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
Seattle attorney William Marler gave a speech last Wednesday regarding foodborne illness law as a part of the Washington State University Common Reading Program.
The Common Reading Program chooses a
It is not every day you find Amish farmers serving raw milk in the U.S. Senate. But this week a group of libertarian, small, sustainable, organic farmers were serving
More products made with hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP) from Basic Food Flavors in Nevada were being recalled in the United States as Canadians Friday questioned if their own food safety
The nationwide outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo grew some today in both numbers of victims and recalled products.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta said 249
New York Assemblyman Felix Ortiz may just be one of those fellows who get a little carried away with the cause of the moment. Or, as the first lawmaker to