eggs

Eggs Source of BC Salmonella Outbreak

The British Columbia Centre for Disease Control announced last week that eggs were determined to be the source of a three-year increase in Salmonella cases in the lower mainland of

By Suzanne Schreck

/ 24 May 2010

Mislabeled Ranch Dressing Called Back

California’s VanLaw Food Productsm Inc. has recalled VALU TIME brand Ranch Dressing with code date of Use by APR 21 11. The back label was mislabeled with VALU TIME

By Dan Flynn

/ 21 May 2010

Galant Recalls Products for Undeclared Egg

San Francisco’s Galant Food Co., recalled approximately 250 pounds of chicken puff products and beef puff products on May 12 because they contain an undeclared allergen, egg, according to

By Dan Flynn

/ 13 May 2010

Help With Egg Safety Rules

Last year, the federal government issued egg safety regulations designed to prevent Salmonella Enteritidis in shell eggs during production, transportation, and storage. Now, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

By Dan Flynn

/ 17 Apr 2010

Kraft Canada Recalls Tartar Sauce

The wrong label–one not disclosing that egg is an ingredient–has brought a warning from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Kraft Canada for people to not eat

By Dan Flynn

/ 15 Apr 2010

Undeclared Egg Brings Bread Recall

The Lawrence, MA-based Glutino Food Group is recalling Glutino Raisin Bread because it may contain undeclared egg product as one of the ingredients. Consumers who have an allergy or sensitivity

By Dan Flynn

/ 3 Apr 2010

Easter Egg Safety

The Easter egg hunt went well. The kids had fun decorating the eggs the night before and even more fun hunting for them the next day. At the end of

By Eric Burkett

/ 31 Mar 2010

FDA Enforcement Report

First class food recalls and enforcement actions this week by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration fell into a two categories. The actions included recalls for products with undeclared

By Dan Flynn

/ 26 Feb 2010

NYC Cracks Down on Eggs in Cocktails

The era immediately before Prohibition is chronicled by countless historians as a turning point in cocktail creativity–many of America’s most famous alcoholic drinks, such as the margarita, were

By Zach Mallove

/ 5 Feb 2010

Illegal Egg Grading Nets $5,000 Fine

A guilty plea last spring has brought a $5,000 fine this winter for a Winnipeg chicken farm. The Evergreen Colony Ltd, doing business as Evergreen Poultry Farms, was convicted

By Dan Flynn

/ 28 Dec 2009

Holiday Drinks Could Pose Safety Risks

Eggnog, Tom & Jerry’s, and other beverages served at parties this time of year can pose a significant food safety risk. Eggs, a main ingredient in several recipes, can

By Suzanne Schreck

/ 24 Dec 2009

UK Investigating Salmonella in Eggs

In response to two deaths and nine recent outbreaks of Salmonella in the United Kingdom, the Health Protection Agency (HPA) is launching a full investigation, the Telegraph reported Saturday. Since

By Helena Bottemiller

/ 2 Nov 2009

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eggs

Eggs Source of BC Salmonella Outbreak

Mislabeled Ranch Dressing Called Back

Galant Recalls Products for Undeclared Egg

Help With Egg Safety Rules

Kraft Canada Recalls Tartar Sauce

Undeclared Egg Brings Bread Recall

Easter Egg Safety

FDA Enforcement Report

NYC Cracks Down on Eggs in Cocktails

Illegal Egg Grading Nets $5,000 Fine

Holiday Drinks Could Pose Safety Risks

UK Investigating Salmonella in Eggs

Your Support Protects Public Health