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Restaurant worker in Georgia diagnosed with hepatitis A; customers urged to get vaccinated

Hepatitis A infection has been diagnosed in a server at Lolita’s Bar and Grill located at 472 Buford Drive in Lawrenceville, GA. Individuals who ate at the restaurant from

By News Desk

/ 16 Nov 2023

Restaurant worker in Georgia diagnosed with hepatitis A; customers urged to get vaccinated

Canadian officials confirm cantaloupe link to outbreak of Salmonella illnesses

Public health officials in Canada have confirmed that cantaloupes are the source of an outbreak of Salmonella infections. The British Columbia Center for Disease Control reports that the outbreak is

By Coral Beach

/ 16 Nov 2023

Canadian officials confirm cantaloupe link to outbreak of Salmonella illnesses

FDA reports two new outbreaks of unknown origin

The FDA has opened two new outbreak investigations, one for Listeria infections and one for E. Coli infections. In the Listeria monocytogenes outbreak, the Food and Drug Administration reported 11

By Coral Beach

/ 16 Nov 2023

FDA reports two new outbreaks of unknown origin

Does proximity to the border matter when foreign meat gets inspected?

The Niagara Falls, NY-based U.S. Canadian Border Inspection Agency opposes any change to the 50-mile radius rule for conducting Port of Entry Import Inspections. The USDA’s Food Safety

By Dan Flynn

/ 16 Nov 2023

Does proximity to the border matter when foreign meat gets inspected?

FSA warns about imported Prime drinks and fake chocolate

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has become the latest authority to warn about a problem related to Prime energy drinks. The issue in the United Kingdom is imported Prime Hydration

By Joe Whitworth

/ 16 Nov 2023

FSA warns about imported Prime drinks and fake chocolate

Survey reveals concerns of small firms in Ireland

According to a survey, almost two-thirds of firms are highly concerned about the impact of a poor food safety audit or enforcement on their business. Research found that just under

By News Desk

/ 16 Nov 2023

Survey reveals concerns of small firms in Ireland

Maine health agency issues alert after food service worker tests positive for hepatitis A

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention has identified a case of hepatitis A in a Falmouth food service worker. Hepatitis A is a contagious liver disease caused by

By News Desk

/ 15 Nov 2023

Maine health agency issues alert after food service worker tests positive for hepatitis A

New Hampshire health officials warn against eating Wilcox ice cream because of Listeria

The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services advises consumers not to eat certain Wilcox Ice Cream products produced by Wilcox Ice Cream in East Arlington, VT, because testing

By News Desk

/ 15 Nov 2023

New Hampshire health officials warn against eating Wilcox ice cream because of Listeria

Oklahoma company recalls freshcut cantaloupe because of Salmonella

Vinyard Fruit and Vegetable Company of Oklahoma City, OK, is recalling freshcut cantaloupe products because they have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. Some of the freshcut cantaloupe products

By News Desk

/ 15 Nov 2023

Oklahoma company recalls freshcut cantaloupe because of Salmonella

Canadian officials trace Salmonella outbreak to raw pet food; 40 patients confirmed

Canadian officials report that an outbreak of Salmonella infections in people has been traced to raw pet food and possibly contact with cattle. The Public Health Agency of Canada just

By Coral Beach

/ 15 Nov 2023

Canadian officials trace Salmonella outbreak to raw pet food; 40 patients confirmed

11th Circuit receives Parnell’s reply on his motion for an early release

Appellate attorney Amy Lee Copeland has provided the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit with Stewart Parnell’s Reply Brief. The reply is to the government’s

By Dan Flynn

/ 15 Nov 2023

11th Circuit receives Parnell’s reply on his motion for an early release

The study supports the view that shellfish outbreaks are under-reported

A pilot study in France has pointed to a significant under-reporting of shellfish-related foodborne outbreaks. The objectives of the research were to quantify and describe the health impact of shellfish-related

By News Desk

/ 15 Nov 2023

The study supports the view that shellfish outbreaks are under-reported

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Restaurant worker in Georgia diagnosed with hepatitis A; customers urged to get vaccinated

Canadian officials confirm cantaloupe link to outbreak of Salmonella illnesses

FDA reports two new outbreaks of unknown origin

Does proximity to the border matter when foreign meat gets inspected?

FSA warns about imported Prime drinks and fake chocolate

Survey reveals concerns of small firms in Ireland

Maine health agency issues alert after food service worker tests positive for hepatitis A

New Hampshire health officials warn against eating Wilcox ice cream because of Listeria

Oklahoma company recalls freshcut cantaloupe because of Salmonella

Canadian officials trace Salmonella outbreak to raw pet food; 40 patients confirmed

11th Circuit receives Parnell’s reply on his motion for an early release

The study supports the view that shellfish outbreaks are under-reported