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Step by step, program by program, food safety leaders in government plan to make a difference

LOUISVILLE, KY — New blood in the nation’s top two food safety jobs is promising a new era of food safety in the United States as the FDA and USDA

By Coral Beach

/ 23 Jul 2019

Step by step, program by program, food safety leaders in government plan to make a difference

Researchers find animals in salad discoveries not as rare as believed

Most reports of animals being found in fresh produce involved frogs, according to a University of Illinois study. More than 50 percent of 40 incidents involved frogs, but lizards, snakes,

By News Desk

/ 23 Jul 2019

Researchers find animals in salad discoveries not as rare as believed

U.S. Attorneys for Arkansas win consent decree for FDA enforcement for food warehouses

Without much attention last November, on behalf of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), U.S. Marshals seized the contents of several Arkansas food warehouses. The federal district court ordered

By News Desk

/ 23 Jul 2019

U.S. Attorneys for Arkansas win consent decree for FDA enforcement for food warehouses

EPA permits agricultural use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos until at least 2020

The federal Environmental Protect Agency has tossed another petition calling for a ban on the agricultural pesticide chlorpyrifos. Two years ago, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt denied requests fo revoke all

By Dan Flynn

/ 23 Jul 2019

EPA permits agricultural use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos until at least 2020

One in three oyster samples contaminated with norovirus

More than a third of raw oyster samples from production areas in Europe were positive for norovirus, according to a survey. Data submitted to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)

By Joe Whitworth

/ 23 Jul 2019

One in three oyster samples contaminated with norovirus

IAFP 2019 opens with a bit of humor and a dose reality about the fun of learning

LOUISVILLE, KY — The Grand Ballroom of the Kentucky International Convention Center turned into a playground Sunday night as Barbara Chamberlin burst onto the stage to deliver this year’s Ivan

By Coral Beach

/ 22 Jul 2019

IAFP 2019 opens with a bit of humor and a dose reality about the fun of learning

Parasites are most likely riding into southern Michigan on the fresh produce imports

Some of their food might be exposing their customers to foodborne illness, say restauranters Joel and Heidi Gesiakowski. They’ve been letting customers of their Taste restaurant in Michigan’s

By Dan Flynn

/ 22 Jul 2019

Parasites are most likely riding into southern Michigan on the fresh produce imports

Milk pasteurized on-the-farm suspected of causing illnesses

Milk from Creamworks Creamery in Clinton Township, PA could make the people drinking it sick. Over the weekend, the Pennsylvania Department of Health said consumers who purchased milk from the

By News Desk

/ 22 Jul 2019

Milk pasteurized on-the-farm suspected of causing illnesses

Ice Cream Sandwiches recalled for risk of metal particles

Agropur Cooperative of Quebec, Canada is recalling Iceberg brand and Originale Augustin brand ice cream sandwiches from the marketplace due to the possible presence of fine metal particles, according to

By Kelsey M. Mackin

/ 21 Jul 2019

Ice Cream Sandwiches recalled for risk of metal particles

Target, Fresh Market recalls sandwiches, salads for Listeria

Elevation Foods is recalling containers of Archer Farms-brand deviled egg sandwiches and egg salad, and Freskët brand egg salad, tuna salad, and Thai lobster salad because of the potential for

By Kelsey M. Mackin

/ 21 Jul 2019

Target, Fresh Market recalls sandwiches, salads for Listeria

Japanese seafood processor gets warning letter for operating without HACCP plan

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has unresolved issues with the Tsukiji Motohiko Co. Ltd. located in the Kato area of Tokyo, according to a recently released May

By Dan Flynn

/ 21 Jul 2019

Japanese seafood processor gets warning letter for operating without HACCP plan

Pig ear treats for dogs continue to make people sick

The Salmonella outbreak associated with doggy pig ear treats has added 48 more ill people and three additional serotypes in the last two weeks. Twenty-seven (27) states are now reporting

By News Desk

/ 21 Jul 2019

Pig ear treats for dogs continue to make people sick

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Step by step, program by program, food safety leaders in government plan to make a difference

Researchers find animals in salad discoveries not as rare as believed

U.S. Attorneys for Arkansas win consent decree for FDA enforcement for food warehouses

EPA permits agricultural use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos until at least 2020

One in three oyster samples contaminated with norovirus

IAFP 2019 opens with a bit of humor and a dose reality about the fun of learning

Parasites are most likely riding into southern Michigan on the fresh produce imports

Milk pasteurized on-the-farm suspected of causing illnesses

Ice Cream Sandwiches recalled for risk of metal particles

Target, Fresh Market recalls sandwiches, salads for Listeria

Japanese seafood processor gets warning letter for operating without HACCP plan

Pig ear treats for dogs continue to make people sick