Quality Egg, which does business under the name Wright County Egg, faces a fourth lawsuit brought on behalf of a Salmonella outbreak victim by the Seattle law firm Marler Clark.
Flies “too numerous to count,” rodents, wild birds, maggots, and open piles of manure four to eight feet high were among the observations released by the U.S. Food and
What if I had a food safety magic wand?
The other morning when I was prepping in another studio to talk with another cable channel about yet another food crisis–
Massive Egg Recall Prompts Hearing on Federal Food Safety System
House Energy and Commerce Chairman Henry A. Waxman (D-CA) and Subcommittee Chairman Bart Stupak (D-MI) yesterday announced that the Subcommittee
FDA Investigators Find Salmonella Linking Iowa Farms to Outbreak, CDC Reports Jump in Illnesses
Food and Drug Administration officials said yesterday their preliminary investigation has identified Salmonella-positive samples, linking two
Lawmakers are widening the scope of their investigation into the nationwide recall of over 500 million eggs.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee yesterday asked both the Food and Drug
In the wake of the massive recall of eggs due to Salmonella contamination, small-scale and local egg producers are differentiating themselves from “Big Ag” and distancing themselves from the recall.
After she came in third in the Iowa caucuses, Hillary Clinton’s campaign for President received contributions of $2,300 each from Peter and Alina DeCoster of Clarion.
Peter and
Eggs Slip Through the Cracks of a Fractured Food Safety System
DES MOINES, IA–As consumers scramble to check their egg cartons and federal officials investigate two Iowa farms at
The Seattle law firm Marler Clark filed a second lawsuit against Quality Egg, LLC, yesterday on behalf of a victim of the nationwide Salmonella outbreak that has been linked to
As a nationwide Salmonella outbreak linked to 550 million recalled eggs continues to unfold, key lawmakers are pressing federal regulators and the Iowa farms at the center of the recall
The House and Senate Agriculture and U.S. Food and Drug Administration Oversight Committees should hold joint hearings on the Salmonella egg fiasco.
As I said to the Associate Press