Food Safety News (Page 300)

Study reflects on Danish burden of foodborne disease work

Researchers in Denmark have shared lessons learned as part of work on national burden of disease estimates. The Danish burden of foodborne disease study ranks pathogens and chemicals. Results from

By News Desk

/ 30 Jan 2024

Study reflects on Danish burden of foodborne disease work

Its own staff reported the cockroach infestation that led to the politically charged closure of Maine restaurant

The 9-day closure of a popular Lewiston, ME, restaurant has created such a kerfuffle that Food Safety News has looked deeper into what happened. Dialing back to last year, it

By Dan Flynn

/ 29 Jan 2024

Its own staff reported the cockroach infestation that led to the politically charged closure of Maine restaurant

Clostridium perfringens behind most outbreaks in Singapore

Clostridium perfringens and Salmonella were the agents responsible for the most foodborne outbreaks in Singapore from 2018 to 2021, according to a study. A total of 171 outbreaks involving 7,

By Joe Whitworth

/ 29 Jan 2024

Clostridium perfringens behind most outbreaks in Singapore

FDA warns pet food producer about improper ingredient storage conditions

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

/ 29 Jan 2024

FDA warns pet food producer about improper ingredient storage conditions

Pennsylvania State Court puts Amos Miller on the docket for Feb. 29

Amos Miller is to appear in a Pennsylvania state court on Feb. 29. Until then, Miller, his wife, and various businesses are prohibited from producing or selling raw milk and

By Dan Flynn

/ 28 Jan 2024

Pennsylvania State Court puts Amos Miller on the docket for Feb. 29

Scientists compare Campylobacter surveillance plans in Europe

Managing Campylobacter in chicken flocks and their meat is challenging, according to a study looking at surveillance methods in Europe. Researchers compared the different programs for Campylobacter in broiler production

By Joe Whitworth

/ 28 Jan 2024

Scientists compare Campylobacter surveillance plans in Europe

Raw milk producer linked to another outbreak

A raw milk producer in New Zealand has issued a recall after a couple of people fell sick. It is the second time in the space of a few months

By News Desk

/ 27 Jan 2024

Raw milk producer linked to another outbreak

FDA announces new Listeria outbreak

Federal officials are investigating a new outbreak of Listeria infections. Although they have not yet identified a source, investigators from the Food and Drug Administration have found 26 patients. The

By Coral Beach

/ 26 Jan 2024

Grocery store in Philadelphia reports employee who is positive for hepatitis A

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has recently confirmed that a person who works at the ShopRite at Oxford and Levick, located at 6301 Oxford St, Philadelphia, has acute hepatitis

By News Desk

/ 26 Jan 2024

Grocery store in Philadelphia reports employee who is positive for hepatitis A

Number of children with excess lead traced to cinnamon applesauce continues to rise

The CDC is reporting that more than 380 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

/ 26 Jan 2024

Number of children with excess lead traced to cinnamon applesauce continues to rise

Norovirus suspected in large Airbus outbreak

Norovirus has been determined to be the suspected cause of a large outbreak at Airbus in France in late 2023, according to public health officials. The Loire-Atlantique regional health agency

By News Desk

/ 26 Jan 2024

Norovirus suspected in large Airbus outbreak

Animal activists claim state officials are not exempt from enforcing anti-cruelty laws

A petition filed last year with USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is among the first to generate a comment in 2024. Animal Partisan, one of the nation’

By Dan Flynn

/ 26 Jan 2024

Animal activists claim state officials are not exempt from enforcing anti-cruelty laws

Sign Up for Free FSN Weekly Newsletter

Trusted by 45,000+ food safety leaders, regulators, and professionals.

Latest

Study reflects on Danish burden of foodborne disease work

Its own staff reported the cockroach infestation that led to the politically charged closure of Maine restaurant

Clostridium perfringens behind most outbreaks in Singapore

FDA warns pet food producer about improper ingredient storage conditions

Pennsylvania State Court puts Amos Miller on the docket for Feb. 29

Scientists compare Campylobacter surveillance plans in Europe

Raw milk producer linked to another outbreak

FDA announces new Listeria outbreak

Grocery store in Philadelphia reports employee who is positive for hepatitis A

Number of children with excess lead traced to cinnamon applesauce continues to rise

Norovirus suspected in large Airbus outbreak

Animal activists claim state officials are not exempt from enforcing anti-cruelty laws