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Congressional subcommittee to investigate shortages of infant formula linked to outbreak

A subcommittee of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee is set to begin a hearing on infant formula shortages, which are related to recalls of products linked to

By Coral Beach

/ 13 May 2022

Congressional subcommittee to investigate shortages of infant formula linked to outbreak

Letter From The Editor: Can ‘food safety culture’ live with DOJ?

– OPiNION – ROSEMONT, IL — This year’s keynote at the 24th Annual Food Safety Summit was about “food safety culture.” FDA officials Conrad Choiniere and Donald Prater did a stand-up act,

By Dan Flynn

/ 13 May 2022

Letter From The Editor: Can ‘food safety culture’ live with DOJ?

Salmonella potentially changed my granddaughter’s life

Editor’s note: This essay was written as a Final Assignment for the Food Safety Litigation course at the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville and was selected by the professors as one

By Guest Contributor

/ 13 May 2022

Salmonella potentially changed my granddaughter’s life

Salmonella finding closes factory and prompts large-scale recall

A poultry company in England has halted production at one of its sites after finding Salmonella in chicken. Dozens of products have been recalled. Cranswick said the facility in Hull

By News Desk

/ 13 May 2022

Salmonella finding closes factory and prompts large-scale recall

Dutch survey finds a quarter of people wash chicken, despite expert advice

A survey in the Netherlands has found more than a quarter of people wash raw chicken, which public health officials say increases the chances of spreading bacteria. Results come from

By Joe Whitworth

/ 13 May 2022

Dutch survey finds a quarter of people wash chicken, despite expert advice

Penn State microbiologists receive USDA grant to study biofilms guarding Listeria

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded a $605,000 grant to microbiologists in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences to study how microbial biofilms protect Listeria monocytogenes.

By News Desk

/ 13 May 2022

Penn State microbiologists receive USDA grant to study biofilms guarding Listeria

Letter From The Editor: Our panelists say ‘get to know’ your regulator

– OPINION – ROSEMONT, IL — Food Safety News is an attendee, exhibitor, and panel sponsor at the Food Safety Summit now underway at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL

By Dan Flynn

/ 12 May 2022

Letter From The Editor: Our panelists say ‘get to know’ your regulator

Ferrero hopes to reopen plant linked to Salmonella outbreak in June

Ferrero’s confectionery plant in Belgium that has been linked to a large Salmonella outbreak could reopen next month. Belgian authorities stopped production at the facility in Arlon in early

By Joe Whitworth

/ 12 May 2022

Ferrero hopes to reopen plant linked to Salmonella outbreak in June

Patient complaints of illnesses after eating Lucky Charms top 550

More people have been added to the patient list in an outbreak of “adverse events” linked to dry cereal, according to the FDA. The agency is now reporting 555 complaints

By News Desk

/ 12 May 2022

Patient complaints of illnesses after eating Lucky Charms top 550

IAFNS presents new research on pathogens and low-moisture foods

New research on hazards in low-moisture foods fills critical knowledge gaps and identifies cutting-edge decontamination tools. The Institute for the Advancement of Food and Nutrition Sciences hopes the study will

By News Desk

/ 12 May 2022

IAFNS presents new research on pathogens and low-moisture foods

Pesto suspected in Italian botulism case

A type of pesto has been linked to a case of foodborne botulism in Italy. The laboratory confirmed case of botulism occurred in Rome and was reported by Italian officials

By News Desk

/ 12 May 2022

Pesto suspected in Italian botulism case

USDA posts public alert about plastic in some organic ground beef sold by Whole Foods stores

The USDA has issued a public health alert for certain organic ground beef distributed to Whole Foods stores because it may contain pieces of hard plastic. There is concern that

By News Desk

/ 11 May 2022

USDA posts public alert about plastic in some organic ground beef sold by Whole Foods stores

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Congressional subcommittee to investigate shortages of infant formula linked to outbreak

Letter From The Editor: Can ‘food safety culture’ live with DOJ?

Salmonella potentially changed my granddaughter’s life

Salmonella finding closes factory and prompts large-scale recall

Dutch survey finds a quarter of people wash chicken, despite expert advice

Penn State microbiologists receive USDA grant to study biofilms guarding Listeria

Letter From The Editor: Our panelists say ‘get to know’ your regulator

Ferrero hopes to reopen plant linked to Salmonella outbreak in June

Patient complaints of illnesses after eating Lucky Charms top 550

IAFNS presents new research on pathogens and low-moisture foods

Pesto suspected in Italian botulism case

USDA posts public alert about plastic in some organic ground beef sold by Whole Foods stores