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Israel approves sale of Aleph Farms’ cultivated beef

Health officials in Israel have sanctioned the sale of cultivated beef made by Aleph Farms. Israel’s Ministry of Health has issued regulatory approval for Aleph Cuts in the form

By News Desk

/ 19 Jan 2024

Israel approves sale of Aleph Farms’ cultivated beef

Prominent Denver Law School unit is handling jail term appeal for California animal activist

Wayne Hsiung is a well-known California animal activist and himself a lawyer, but he won’t have a fool for a client in his appeal of a felony conviction and

By Dan Flynn

/ 19 Jan 2024

Prominent Denver Law School unit is handling jail term appeal for California animal activist

Alert for never-inspected Dim Sum already off the market but may still be in home freezers

Late Thursday, USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) issued a public health alert for the Dim Sum Factory Inc. in Flushing, N.Y., which produced and distributed raw,

By News Desk

/ 18 Jan 2024

Alert for never-inspected Dim Sum already off the market but may still be in home freezers

Shredded cheese recalled over glove remnants in product

Biery Cheese Company of Louisville, OH, is recalling Member’s Mark – Mild Cheddar Fancy (Fine) Shredded Cheese because of foreign material in the product, specifically glove remnants. According to the

By News Desk

/ 18 Jan 2024

Shredded cheese recalled over glove remnants in product

Mini quiches recalled over aluminum in product

The Fillo Factory Inc. of Northvale, NJ, is recalling Wellsley Farms Assorted Mini Quiches because of possible foreign material in the product, specifically aluminum. According to the details posted by

By News Desk

/ 18 Jan 2024

Mini quiches recalled over aluminum in product

FAO raises the profile of early warning systems

The FAO is attempting to raise awareness and understanding of early warning tools and systems in food safety to support their wider use. Early warning systems play a role in

By Joe Whitworth

/ 18 Jan 2024

The Arctic blast may have caused some USDA meat inspectors to miss their shifts

This past Monday brought Nebraska’s coldest snap in three years, with frigid temperatures and enough snow and sleet to make roads dangerous. Staying home was the best defense from

By Dan Flynn

/ 18 Jan 2024

The Arctic blast may have caused some USDA meat inspectors to miss their shifts

Traditional dish behind Welsh Salmonella outbreak

Contaminated lamb meat caused a Salmonella outbreak in a minority ethnic community in Wales, according to researchers. In July 2021, Public Health Wales received two notifications of Salmonella. Both patients

By News Desk

/ 18 Jan 2024

Traditional dish behind Welsh Salmonella outbreak

Spinach recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination

Selinsgrove, PA-based BrightFarms has announced the recall of spinach grown by its supplier Element Farms in their Pompton Plains, New Jersey farm and distributed under the BrightFarms brand because the

By News Desk

/ 17 Jan 2024

Spinach recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination

Recently harvested oysters from Mexico may be giving Norovirus to California consumers

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning restaurants and food retailers in California that have recently purchased oysters from Sociedad Acuicola GolPac (MX 06 SP) harvested from

By News Desk

/ 17 Jan 2024

Recently harvested oysters from Mexico may be giving Norovirus to California consumers

Patients in lead poisoning outbreak top 350; median age is 1 year old

The CDC is reporting that more than 350 children are now involved in an outbreak of lead poisoning traced to pouches of cinnamon applesauce. The outbreak was first announced in

By Coral Beach

/ 17 Jan 2024

Patients in lead poisoning outbreak top 350; median age is 1 year old

Michael Parnell’s appeal is going forward on narrow grounds with a brief due on Feb. 20

The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals granted a single Certificate of Appealability (COA) on Jan. 10 in the Motion 2255 Habeas Petition sought by former peanut broker Michael

By Dan Flynn

/ 17 Jan 2024

Michael Parnell’s appeal is going forward on narrow grounds with a brief due on Feb. 20

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Israel approves sale of Aleph Farms’ cultivated beef

Prominent Denver Law School unit is handling jail term appeal for California animal activist

Alert for never-inspected Dim Sum already off the market but may still be in home freezers

Shredded cheese recalled over glove remnants in product

Mini quiches recalled over aluminum in product

FAO raises the profile of early warning systems

The Arctic blast may have caused some USDA meat inspectors to miss their shifts

Traditional dish behind Welsh Salmonella outbreak

Spinach recalled for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination

Recently harvested oysters from Mexico may be giving Norovirus to California consumers

Patients in lead poisoning outbreak top 350; median age is 1 year old

Michael Parnell’s appeal is going forward on narrow grounds with a brief due on Feb. 20