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NY cheese manufacturer pleads guilty for adulterated raw cheese linked to deadly Listeria outbreak

Pursuit to a 16-page plea agreement that leaves little to the imagination, a former raw milk cheese manufacturer and the company he owned and managed pleaded guilty today to charges

By News Desk

/ 5 Mar 2024

NY cheese manufacturer pleads guilty for adulterated raw cheese linked to deadly Listeria outbreak

Tossed line speed case is coming back

The federal case of The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) v. Sonny Perdue was dismissed in late February after hanging around for four years. HSUS and other animal

By Dan Flynn

/ 5 Mar 2024

New Zealand reassesses Salmonella risk after outbreak

The risk of Salmonella Enteritidis from eggs in New Zealand remains low despite an outbreak, according to the country’s food safety agency. The original risk profile for Salmonella in

By Joe Whitworth

/ 5 Mar 2024

New Zealand reassesses Salmonella risk after outbreak

FSA wants views on Mechanically Separated Meat guidance

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is seeking comments on guidance covering Mechanically Separated Meat (MSM). New guidance was developed for food businesses following a series of court judgments on the

By News Desk

/ 5 Mar 2024

FSA wants views on Mechanically Separated Meat guidance

It’s time to finally clear up food date label confusion for consumers

— OPINION — Roughly nine years ago, while serving as Vice President for Food Safety at the world’s largest food retailer, I surveyed how many different date labels were used by

By Frank Yiannas

/ 5 Mar 2024

It’s time to finally clear up food date label confusion for consumers

Consumer complaints of plastic in Trader Joe’s dumplings prompt recall

CJ Foods Manufacturing Beaumont Corporation of Beaumont, CA, is recalling approximately 61,839 pounds of steamed chicken soup dumpling products that may be contaminated with foreign materials, specifically hard plastic

By News Desk

/ 4 Mar 2024

Consumer complaints of plastic in Trader Joe’s dumplings prompt recall

Report Reveals Suspected Fraud discussions in Europe

Fruit and vegetables were the top product category discussed by European countries about fraud suspicions in January. Data comes from the first of monthly reports on potential, but not confirmed,

By Joe Whitworth

/ 4 Mar 2024

Report Reveals Suspected Fraud discussions in Europe

State anti-cruelty enforcement doesn’t need to be bound by federal authority, prosecutors say

An organization for all prosecutors, including appointed and elected and their deputies and assistants, supports the pending Animal Partisan petition. The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA) is a private non-profit

By Dan Flynn

/ 4 Mar 2024

State anti-cruelty enforcement doesn’t need to be bound by federal authority, prosecutors say

FDA issues warning letter to bakery regarding improper allergen labels

As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction. Some letters are not posted for public view until weeks or

By News Desk

/ 4 Mar 2024

FDA issues warning letter to bakery regarding improper allergen labels

Food Safety and Inspection Service gives the bottom line on sausage safety

Summer sausage, kielbasa, bologna, bratwurst: The list goes on and on. There are so many varieties of sausage. How long can you store them — and where? Are they fully cooked

By U.S. Department of Agriculture

/ 3 Mar 2024

Food Safety and Inspection Service gives the bottom line on sausage safety

Judge invites Amos Miller to become Pennsylvania’s 115th licensed raw milk dairy

Late Friday, a state judge gave Pennsylvania farmer Amos Miller an easy exit ramp to his dispute with the Agriculture Department. Judge Thomas Sponaugle’s March 1 order says that

By Dan Flynn

/ 2 Mar 2024

Judge invites Amos Miller to become Pennsylvania’s 115th licensed raw milk dairy

HUS cases decline in Argentina but still pose a deadly problem

Argentina recorded almost 50 hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) cases in the first six weeks of 2024. HUS is a severe complication associated with E. coli infections that causes kidney failure.

By News Desk

/ 2 Mar 2024

HUS cases decline in Argentina but still pose a deadly problem

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NY cheese manufacturer pleads guilty for adulterated raw cheese linked to deadly Listeria outbreak

Tossed line speed case is coming back

New Zealand reassesses Salmonella risk after outbreak

FSA wants views on Mechanically Separated Meat guidance

It’s time to finally clear up food date label confusion for consumers

Consumer complaints of plastic in Trader Joe’s dumplings prompt recall

Report Reveals Suspected Fraud discussions in Europe

State anti-cruelty enforcement doesn’t need to be bound by federal authority, prosecutors say

FDA issues warning letter to bakery regarding improper allergen labels

Food Safety and Inspection Service gives the bottom line on sausage safety

Judge invites Amos Miller to become Pennsylvania’s 115th licensed raw milk dairy

HUS cases decline in Argentina but still pose a deadly problem