Amish farmer Amos Miller is holding up his third agreement with the federal government. It means his appearances in federal court are over. USDA enforcement of federal food safety regulations has prevailed.
Miller proved to be a difficult assignment for USDA’’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), which first took
Continue Reading Amos Miller exits federal court in 2023 as the third time is the charm
Missouri was the state where for a time it seemed a compromise was possible on labeling real and artificial meat. But that “Missouri compromise” fell through and now U.S. District Judge Fernando Gaitan Jr. has come down on the “real meat” side.
The trial court judge has ruled against the
Continue Reading Federal judge allows Missouri to enforce meat labeling law
A Georgia couple has filed suit against On the Border Mexican Grill and Cantina alleging their Mother’s Day meal resulted in a Salmonella infection, a two-week hospital stay and lingering health problems that likely will never end.
Amanda and Jason Cureton filed the civil suit in federal court in Atlanta
Continue Reading On the Border restaurant facing federal suit in Salmonella case
A federal court order demanding payment of $11.37 million to a severely injured Salmonella victim may now be worth nothing more than an invitation to a bankruptcy meeting for unsecured creditors. The March 7 bankruptcy of Texas-based Buffets Inc., its third since 2008, limits the ability of a Nebraska man
Continue Reading Buffets Inc. bankrupt, may not pay outbreak victim’s damages
