FDA

FDA Works with Mill on Medicated Feed

A complaint by a local dairy farmer sent the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to the Goshen, CA-based Western Milling Company for a comprehensive inspection last March 18-31. Western

By Dan Flynn

/ 12 Aug 2010

Seattle Fish Importer Violates Seafood Regulations

Sunic’s Food Inc, doing business as Sun Food Trading Company in Seattle, received an Aug. 4 warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about “serious

By Dan Flynn

/ 12 Aug 2010

Insects, Rodent Excreta Found in Seafood Bags

More than a month before the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon, Johnson Sea Products Inc. on the Gulf Coast in Coden, AL was having a bad day or two processing

By Dan Flynn

/ 11 Aug 2010

Is Pet Food Safe?

Since the widespread pet food recalls of 2007 that resulted in the deaths of over 8,500 American cats and dogs, it appears that pet food recalls are occurring with

By Laurel Curran

/ 11 Aug 2010

Salmonella ‘Niche’ Found at Pecan Re-Packer

Pecan pieces, recalled last February by the American Pecan Company of Yancey, TX, were not only contaminated with Salmonella oranienburg, but were also misbranded. The one-pound bags of Pecan Pieces

By Dan Flynn

/ 10 Aug 2010

Washington State Ice Cream Maker Has Problems

An ice cream manufacturing facility located in Washington state was found last spring with pests, poor screening, bad plumbing, cracked walls, and equipment and utensils that were not properly stored.

By Dan Flynn

/ 10 Aug 2010

FDA, OSHA Come Down on Kosher Salad Maker

A maker of kosher salads in New York State is finding itself in trouble with two federal regulatory agencies. U.F.S. Industries Inc., doing business as Sally Sherman Foods,

By Dan Flynn

/ 8 Aug 2010

New Study Recommends Overhaul of FDA

A new study highlights the need for revamping the aging U.S. Food and Drug Agency, the organization in charge of monitoring the safety of 80 percent of the U.

By Laurel Curran

/ 8 Aug 2010

Government Seeks Injunction Against Food Processor

The U.S. Department of Justice announced this week that it is seeking a permanent injunction against NY Gourmet Salads, Inc., on behalf of the U.S. Food and Drug

By Suzanne Schreck

/ 3 Aug 2010

FDA Reopens Gulf Waters to Fishing

Commissioner of Food and Drugs at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Margaret Hamburg released three statements on Monday announcing the reopening of fishing waters off the coasts of

By Michelle Greenhalgh

/ 3 Aug 2010

Case Against Vitamin Water to Proceed

A judge ruled last week that the pending lawsuit against Coca Cola’s Vitamin Water will proceed. The judge denied Coca Cola’s attempts to dismiss the lawsuit on technical

By Laurel Curran

/ 2 Aug 2010

Tap Water Standards Imposed on Bottled Water

ANAHEIM—Most people who engage in the tap versus bottled water debate probably do not know the extent to which the federal government goes to make sure there is not

By Dan Flynn

/ 2 Aug 2010

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FDA

FDA Works with Mill on Medicated Feed

Seattle Fish Importer Violates Seafood Regulations

Insects, Rodent Excreta Found in Seafood Bags

Is Pet Food Safe?

Salmonella ‘Niche’ Found at Pecan Re-Packer

Washington State Ice Cream Maker Has Problems

FDA, OSHA Come Down on Kosher Salad Maker

New Study Recommends Overhaul of FDA

Government Seeks Injunction Against Food Processor

FDA Reopens Gulf Waters to Fishing

Case Against Vitamin Water to Proceed

Tap Water Standards Imposed on Bottled Water

Your Support Protects Public Health