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New significant dairy regulation takes effect with governor’s signature in Oregon

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has signed Senate Bill 85, imposing new restrictions on some “factory” farms, including large dairies. Two national environmental organizations working on the issue in Oregon, Food

By News Desk

/ 3 Aug 2023

New significant dairy regulation takes effect with governor’s signature in Oregon

29 sick, 6 hospitalized in outbreak at Washington care facility

Public health officials in Seattle are investigating a Salmonella outbreak that has sickened more than two dozen residents of a long-term care facility. “Based on the investigation, this outbreak was

By News Desk

/ 2 Aug 2023

29 sick, 6 hospitalized in outbreak at Washington care facility

Rare E. coli type behind deadly UK outbreak; 2 dozen sick

One person has died in an E. coli outbreak being investigated by health authorities in the United Kingdom. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) and UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) are

By News Desk

/ 2 Aug 2023

Rare E. coli type behind deadly UK outbreak; 2 dozen sick

A scientist, two lawyers, and an intern walk into a bar. . .

In the summer of May 2019 — after skipping out on my college graduation and relentlessly hounding Marler Clark’s managing partner, Bill Marler, to give me an internship at his

By Ilana Korchia

/ 2 Aug 2023

A scientist, two lawyers, and an intern walk into a bar. . .

Outbreaks and illnesses rose in Belgium in 2022

The number of outbreaks and people sick in them was higher in 2022 than the year before, according to the Belgian food agency. Belgium recorded 830 outbreaks in 2022 compared

By Joe Whitworth

/ 2 Aug 2023

Outbreaks and illnesses rose in Belgium in 2022

Center for Science in the Public Interest says Netflix documentary ‘Poisoned’ is worth watching

— OPINION — By Sarah Sorscher, Director of Regulatory Affairs, CSPI Today, Netflix will release a powerful documentary, “Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food,” which shines a harsh light on the

By Guest Opinion

/ 2 Aug 2023

Center for Science in the Public Interest says Netflix documentary ‘Poisoned’ is worth watching

Consent Decree settles meat warehouse mess, but not New York City’s big rat problem

Rats populate much of New York City, as was illustrated by a federal food safety case settled this past Friday. It all started in April 2022 when federal investigators checked

By Dan Flynn

/ 2 Aug 2023

Consent Decree settles meat warehouse mess, but not New York City’s big rat problem

One dead in outbreak of Vibrio infections in Connecticut

The Connecticut Department of Public Health is warning residents about the potential dangers of consuming raw shellfish and exposure to salt or brackish water along Long Island Sound, because of

By News Desk

/ 1 Aug 2023

One dead in outbreak of Vibrio infections in Connecticut

Prison move temporarily cuts Michael Parnell’s ties with his lawyer during 11th Circuit action

Like former PCA President Stewart Parnell, Michael Parnell is before the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta with a petition to vacate his conviction and sentence. Those petitions by

By Dan Flynn

/ 1 Aug 2023

Prison move temporarily cuts Michael Parnell’s ties with his lawyer during 11th Circuit action

Canadian Food Safety Agency implements temporary measures to address U.S. romaine lettuce

To mitigate the risk associated with E. coli O157:H7 in romaine lettuce from the United States, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced the implementation of temporary Safe

By News Desk

/ 1 Aug 2023

Canadian Food Safety Agency implements temporary measures to address U.S. romaine lettuce

Deal struck for those affected in Brazilian beer contamination case.

Brazil has agreed to compensate those impacted by the diethylene glycol beer poisoning incident in 2020. The deal between the Public Ministry of Minas Gerais (MPMG) and Cervejaria Três Lobos

By News Desk

/ 1 Aug 2023

Deal struck for those affected in Brazilian beer contamination case.

The UK ends strict controls for beef and poultry from Brazil

The UK has lifted reinforced inspections on meat products from Brazil after analyzing the country’s control system. The decision covers consignments of beef, poultry, and meat products and preparations

By Joe Whitworth

/ 1 Aug 2023

The UK ends strict controls for beef and poultry from Brazil

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New significant dairy regulation takes effect with governor’s signature in Oregon

29 sick, 6 hospitalized in outbreak at Washington care facility

Rare E. coli type behind deadly UK outbreak; 2 dozen sick

A scientist, two lawyers, and an intern walk into a bar. . .

Outbreaks and illnesses rose in Belgium in 2022

Center for Science in the Public Interest says Netflix documentary ‘Poisoned’ is worth watching

Consent Decree settles meat warehouse mess, but not New York City’s big rat problem

One dead in outbreak of Vibrio infections in Connecticut

Prison move temporarily cuts Michael Parnell’s ties with his lawyer during 11th Circuit action

Canadian Food Safety Agency implements temporary measures to address U.S. romaine lettuce

Deal struck for those affected in Brazilian beer contamination case.

The UK ends strict controls for beef and poultry from Brazil