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Separate hygiene breaches prompt fines at McDonald’s and Subway in UK

McDonald’s has been hit with a fine of more than half a million dollars after a mouse infestation was found at one of its branches in England. The fast

By News Desk

/ 4 May 2023

Separate hygiene breaches prompt fines at McDonald’s and Subway in UK

Industry colleagues gather at 25th annual Food Safety Summit

The 25th Annual Food Safety Summit, the most established food safety event in North America offering Solutions for Today and Planning for Tomorrow will be held May 8-11, 2023 at

By Guest Contributor

/ 4 May 2023

Industry colleagues gather at 25th annual Food Safety Summit

Two dead in an outbreak associated with sushi restaurant in Montana; mushrooms suspected

At least 30 people were sickened and two people died after eating at a restaurant in Montana. The restaurant, Dave’s Sushi in Bozeman, MT, remains closed and health officials

By Coral Beach

/ 3 May 2023

Two dead in an outbreak associated with sushi restaurant in Montana; mushrooms suspected

Food safety concerns are said to require the defeat of the “well-intentioned” PRIME Act

Food safety is reason enough to kill the Processing Revival and Interstate Meat Exemption Act, otherwise known as the PRIME Act, according to some of the industry’s most powerful

By Dan Flynn

/ 3 May 2023

Food safety concerns are said to require the defeat of the “well-intentioned” PRIME Act

Listeria contamination in produce facilities more likely in non-contact areas, says a new study

New research funded by the Center for Produce Safety (CPS) has found that Listeria monocytogenes contamination in produce processing facilities is most likely to occur in non-contact areas such as

By News Desk

/ 3 May 2023

Listeria contamination in produce facilities more likely in non-contact areas, says a new study

Recalls declined in Finland for the first time in several years

The number of recalls in Finland fell in 2022, according to figures released by the Finnish Food Authority (Ruokavirasto). Products were withdrawn from the market 288 times due to potential

By News Desk

/ 3 May 2023

Recalls declined in Finland for the first time in several years

Raw milk recalled in California after testing finds campylobacter bacteria

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) is announcing a recall of raw cow milk produced at Raw Farm, LLC of Fresno County, CA. The quarantine order came following

By News Desk

/ 2 May 2023

Raw milk recalled in California after testing finds campylobacter bacteria

Low-carbon beef is an oxymoron that some say should not be used in labeling

Scott Faber, Senior Vice President for Government Affairs, and Kalena Wojtala, a J.D. candidate at Vermont Law School and an intern working for the Environmental Working Group (EWG), have

By Dan Flynn

/ 2 May 2023

Low-carbon beef is an oxymoron that some say should not be used in labeling

Public and businesses share thoughts on the food hygiene rating system

Different stakeholders have shared positive and negative opinions on the food hygiene rating system in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The research covers the views of local authorities, businesses, and

By Joe Whitworth

/ 2 May 2023

Public and businesses share thoughts on the food hygiene rating system

FDA imposes restrictions on imported foods because of pesticides, Salmonella, filth

The Food and Drug Administration is continuing its use of import alerts to enforce U.S. food safety regulations for food from foreign countries. The agency updates and modifies the

By News Desk

/ 2 May 2023

FDA imposes restrictions on imported foods because of pesticides, Salmonella, filth

Gold Medal flour officially linked to Salmonella outbreak stretching from coast to coast

The Food and Drug Administration has officially linked a Salmonella Infantis outbreak to Gold Medal flour produced by General Mills. The company recalled certain flour products on April 28 because

By Coral Beach

/ 1 May 2023

Gold Medal flour officially linked to Salmonella outbreak stretching from coast to coast

Here’s what Esteban is up to now that he is finally in USDA’s top food safety job

Getting a Presidential appointment and Senate confirmation turned out to be no easy task for Jose Emilio Esteban, the new Undersecretary for Food Safety. Yet he’s turned in his

By Dan Flynn

/ 1 May 2023

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Separate hygiene breaches prompt fines at McDonald’s and Subway in UK

Industry colleagues gather at 25th annual Food Safety Summit

Two dead in an outbreak associated with sushi restaurant in Montana; mushrooms suspected

Food safety concerns are said to require the defeat of the “well-intentioned” PRIME Act

Listeria contamination in produce facilities more likely in non-contact areas, says a new study

Recalls declined in Finland for the first time in several years

Raw milk recalled in California after testing finds campylobacter bacteria

Low-carbon beef is an oxymoron that some say should not be used in labeling

Public and businesses share thoughts on the food hygiene rating system

FDA imposes restrictions on imported foods because of pesticides, Salmonella, filth

Gold Medal flour officially linked to Salmonella outbreak stretching from coast to coast

Here’s what Esteban is up to now that he is finally in USDA’s top food safety job