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Uncertainty hampers Dutch bushmeat risk assessment

According to a Dutch assessment, there is a high level of uncertainty around the risks posed by eating bushmeat. The Office for Risk Assessment and Research (BuRO), part of the

By Joe Whitworth

/ 17 Jun 2024

Uncertainty hampers Dutch bushmeat risk assessment

After waiting a year, petitioner asks nicely for a second time

If you can always ask, you can always ask again. And asking again is the tactic the Animal Welfare Institute is taking with USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service

By Dan Flynn

/ 17 Jun 2024

After waiting a year, petitioner asks nicely for a second time

FDA warns candy and cookie dough firms about misbranding, undeclared allergens

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

By News Desk

/ 17 Jun 2024

FDA warns candy and cookie dough firms about misbranding, undeclared allergens

Cattlemen contest research that shows dust from feedlots can contaminate irrigation water, leafy greens

A national trade organization representing beef producers is pushing back against a research project that has found that dust from feedlots can contaminate produce growing fields and irrigation water. The

By Coral Beach

/ 16 Jun 2024

Cattlemen contest research that shows dust from feedlots can contaminate irrigation water, leafy greens

Is the FDA really in our corner? The hidden truth about artificial food colors

— OPINION — Renee Shutters of Jamestown, NY, noticed adverse effects in her son’s behavior and attention span after he consumed M&M’s made with artificial food colors (AFCs)

By Guest Opinion

/ 16 Jun 2024

Is the FDA really in our corner? The hidden truth about artificial food colors

Trichinella outbreak sickens 20 in Argentina

At least 20 people have been sickened in an outbreak of trichinosis in Argentina. Health officials in the province of Santa Fe said ill people reported consumption of chorizo seco,

By News Desk

/ 16 Jun 2024

Trichinella outbreak sickens 20 in Argentina

Think about food safety not just as a job, but as a mission for everyone

Co-author Tyler Williams, Director of Scientific Services, PathoSans — OPINION — Each of the authors of this article serves a specific role for our respective organizations. But we are united by a

By Darin Detwiler

/ 15 Jun 2024

Think about food safety not just as a job, but as a mission for everyone

Norovirus behind outbreak that sickened almost 1,000 people in the Netherlands

Officials have revealed findings from an investigation after hundreds of people reported feeling sick after going to a celebration in the town of Berkel en Rodenrijs. GGD Rotterdam-Rijnmond and NVWA

By News Desk

/ 15 Jun 2024

Norovirus behind outbreak that sickened almost 1,000 people in the Netherlands

CDC says new Salmonella outbreak has been traced to bearded dragons

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting that at least 15 people in nine states have been sickened with Salmonella linked to pet bearded dragons. Four people have

By News Desk

/ 14 Jun 2024

CDC says new Salmonella outbreak has been traced to bearded dragons

Grande Cheese Company recalls over a million and a half pounds of whey and dairy products over Salmonella concerns

Grande Cheese Company of Fond Du Lac, WI is recalling 1,726,910 pounds of whey and dairy products because of potential Salmonella contamination. According to the details posted online

By News Desk

/ 14 Jun 2024

Grande Cheese Company recalls over a million and a half pounds of whey and dairy products over Salmonella concerns

IG report helps tell why the infant formula shortage ever happened

A new report adds the Inspector General’s voice to the autopsy of America’s recent infant formula shortage. The Inspector General’s Office for the U.S. Department of

By Dan Flynn

/ 14 Jun 2024

IG report helps tell why the infant formula shortage ever happened

Researchers establish a link between feedlots and contamination of produce, irrigation water

Feedlots likely contribute to the contamination of fresh produce in nearby fields, according to a study initiated after a deadly E. Coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. The 2018 outbreak

By Coral Beach

/ 14 Jun 2024

Researchers establish a link between feedlots and contamination of produce, irrigation water

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Uncertainty hampers Dutch bushmeat risk assessment

After waiting a year, petitioner asks nicely for a second time

Cattlemen contest research that shows dust from feedlots can contaminate irrigation water, leafy greens

Is the FDA really in our corner? The hidden truth about artificial food colors

Trichinella outbreak sickens 20 in Argentina

Think about food safety not just as a job, but as a mission for everyone

Norovirus behind outbreak that sickened almost 1,000 people in the Netherlands

CDC says new Salmonella outbreak has been traced to bearded dragons

Grande Cheese Company recalls over a million and a half pounds of whey and dairy products over Salmonella concerns

IG report helps tell why the infant formula shortage ever happened

Researchers establish a link between feedlots and contamination of produce, irrigation water