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Publisher’s Platform: It’s past time to offer foodservice workers Hep A vaccinations

Opinion Vaccinating food service workers will not solve the entire HAV problem — we need a nationwide focus on homelessness and drug use as well. According to a recent health warning,

By Bill Marler

/ 22 Apr 2019

Publisher’s Platform: It’s past time to offer foodservice workers Hep A vaccinations

African swine fever may reach U.S. herds via Chinese pork products

More dogs in more ports of entry are being put to work by Customs and Border Protection to help the USDA keep African swine fever from entering the United States.

By Dan Flynn

/ 20 Mar 2019

African swine fever may reach U.S. herds via Chinese pork products

USDA wants to know how to teach consumers about food safety practices

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking comments about how to effectively educate consumers about food safety practices in their homes. The deadline to submit comments is May 17.

By News Desk

/ 19 Mar 2019

USDA wants to know how to teach consumers about food safety practices

UPDATED: FDA still waiting for Pillsbury’s recall notice; congresswoman calls for action

Editor’s note: This story, originally posted March 12, 2019, at 5:45 p.m. EDT, has been updated throughout to include comments from the company. The parent company of

By Coral Beach

/ 12 Mar 2019

UPDATED: FDA still waiting for Pillsbury’s recall notice; congresswoman calls for action

AFDO agenda at summit includes preventive checks, retail programs

For the first time in its 21-year history, the Food Safety Summit will include a meeting of members of a regional affiliate of the Association of Food and Drug Officials.

By News Desk

/ 12 Mar 2019

FDA purges ‘expired’ registrations for food facilities in U.S and overseas

What is down, up, and down again? It’s the number of food facilities around the world that are registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA

By Dan Flynn

/ 6 Mar 2019

FDA purges ‘expired’ registrations for food facilities in U.S and overseas

Canada’s changes to humane animal hauling rules don’t satisfy activists

The first wholesale changes in 42 years to Canada’s humane transport regulations for animals have been published, but not all animal activists are excited about it. Canada’s new

By Dan Flynn

/ 27 Feb 2019

Canada’s changes to humane animal hauling rules don’t satisfy activists

Reduced registration for Food Safety Summit makes a good thing even better

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of previews for the 2019 Food Safety Summit presented by Food Safety News. Early bird registration for the 21st annual

By News Desk

/ 25 Feb 2019

Leafy greens, ground beef among top FMI 2019 food safety initiatives

Opinion The FMI Food Safety Program supports the food retail industry in selling safe food to loyal customers every day. FMI has several member committees dedicated to food safety and

By Guest Opinion

/ 21 Feb 2019

Leafy greens, ground beef among top FMI 2019 food safety initiatives

IAFP seeks nominations from around the world for best of the best in food safety

The International Association for Food Protection has opened nominations for its 2019 awards. The categories range from the Black Pearl Award for corporate excellence in food safety to travel scholarships

By News Desk

/ 25 Jan 2019

IAFP seeks nominations from around the world for best of the best in food safety

Can Silicon Valley save food safety? Maybe, but not with online reviews alone

Opinion An emerging body of scholarship argues that machine learning and artificial intelligence can solve food safety enforcement. By mining tweets and Yelp reviews, health departments can target inspections more

By Guest Contributor

/ 23 Jan 2019

Can Silicon Valley save food safety? Maybe, but not with online reviews alone

Robots and humans must work collaboratively to make our foods safer

Contributed Sally, a salad-making robot, is programmed to create fresh, healthy and safe salads, based on each customer’s specific requests. Chowbotics, the company behind Sally, created a robot that

By Aaron Cohen

/ 11 Jan 2019

Robots and humans must work collaboratively to make our foods safer

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For Industry

Publisher’s Platform: It’s past time to offer foodservice workers Hep A vaccinations

African swine fever may reach U.S. herds via Chinese pork products

USDA wants to know how to teach consumers about food safety practices

UPDATED: FDA still waiting for Pillsbury’s recall notice; congresswoman calls for action

AFDO agenda at summit includes preventive checks, retail programs

FDA purges ‘expired’ registrations for food facilities in U.S and overseas

Canada’s changes to humane animal hauling rules don’t satisfy activists

Reduced registration for Food Safety Summit makes a good thing even better

Leafy greens, ground beef among top FMI 2019 food safety initiatives

IAFP seeks nominations from around the world for best of the best in food safety

Can Silicon Valley save food safety? Maybe, but not with online reviews alone

Robots and humans must work collaboratively to make our foods safer

Your Support Protects Public Health