Consumers in the United Kingdom are increasingly concerned about food safety, according to a survey recently published.
The report, from Lloyd’s Register, was compiled from online research of 1,000 U.K. consumers in August 2019.
Almost a third of shoppers — 31 percent — said they are more concerned about the
Continue Reading Survey finds rise in food safety concern from public in United Kingdom
The maker of some of North America’s best known “dense nutrition” liquids, which are frequently used for young children and elderly or sick adults, is recalling more products in relation to at least one illness.
Although the nature of the illness has not been reported, recall notices for the Abbott
Continue Reading At least one ill in Canada; PediaSure, Ensure, other nutrition drinks recalled
For five years the Stericycle Recall Index has been tracking product recalls in the United States. With numbers for the fourth quarter of 2017 in, the food and beverage category shows the largest increase in recalls since
Continue Reading Five years of data show bacteria-related food recalls increasing
After three consecutive quarters with 200 or more food recalls under the Food and Drug Administration’s jurisdiction, the second quarter of 2017 broke the trend.
From May through June this year the there were 178 food recalls of FDA-regulated products in the
Continue Reading Bacteria, undeclared milk top causes for recalls in 2Q
Chicken and rice bowls packaged under the R Kitchen brand for the Roche Bros. grocery chain are under recall by manufacturer Hans Kissel Co. LLC for possible bacterial contamination because of a problem in a processing plant.
More than three tons — 6,348 pounds — of two flavors of the
Continue Reading Feds find potential process defect; chicken bowls recalled
Researchers at Pittsburg State University (PSU) in Pittsburg, KS, have developed a hybrid nanosensor to detect bacterial contamination from E. coli or other pathogens at concentrations as low as one colony-forming unit and to do it more quickly than existing methods.
According to an abstract posted Sept. 4 by ACS
Continue Reading Kansas researchers develop nanosensor for faster E. coli detection
