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By Food Safety
- Jan 23, 2022
DANISH CONTROL FINDS FOOD TRANSPORT VIOLATIONS
Danish authorities have found a quarter of companies don't follow the rules when collecting or delivering food. A Danish Veterinary...
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By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
FDA'S 2021 STRIDES: THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX TO STRENGTHEN PREVENTION
OPINION - Despite the unprecedented challenges we've all faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 was another important year for the...
Drugs, Food, Face, Nutrition, Food Policy & Law, Government Agencies, Opinion & Contributed Articles, Agricultural water, E. coli, FDA, Food Safety Modernization Act, Frank Yiannas, FSMA -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
SMOOTHIES RECALLED BECAUSE OF NATURAL TOXINS IN RAW ELDERBERRIES
Consumer complaints about smoothies sold online causing illnesses have resulted in the recall of Evive brand smoothies that have raw...
Nutrition, Food, Food Recalls, World, 2022 recalls, Canada, CFIA, elderberries, smoothies -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
FOODBORNE ILLNESS AND FOOD IMPORTS AMONG TOP CONCERNS FOR AUSTRALIANS
Imported food and foodborne illness are among the top concerns for consumers, according to a survey in Australia. Food Standards Australia...
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By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
FDA WILL CONTINUE SCALED BACK INSPECTIONS FOR FOREIGN FOOD THROUGH MARCH
The Food and Drug Administration has extended the previously announced temporary changes to its inspectional activities to ensure the...
Drugs, Tobacco, Food, Plan, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, COVID-19, FDA, food imports, imported food, inspections -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
PUNLISHER'S PLATFORM: WHY DIDN'T HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT DEADLY HEPATITIS A OUTBREAK EARLIER?
OPINION - Unanswered questions: If the exposure at the restaurant occurred at the end of November 2021, why was the public not alerted...
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By Food Safety
- Jan 23, 2022
FRENCH GROUP TO STUDY BACTERIA IN FOOD FACTORIES
A unit has been created in France to gain a deeper insight into certain pathogens in food plants. The Actia Fastypers group was started...
Plan, Food, Foodborne Pathogens, For Industry, Science & Research, World, Actia Fastypers, ANSES, dairy industry, France, Hepatitis A, Listeria, pork industry, Salmonella, Santé publique France -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
ALASKA SAYS RAW MILK CONSUMPTION A POSSIBLE FATAL RISK BUT MAY MAKE IT LEGAL
Until now, when it came to raw milk, the state of Alaska was looking out for the public health of its residents. An easy to find a...
Food, Nausea, Consumer Education, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Alaska Division of Public Health, Alaska veterinarian, cow share, pasteurization, raw milk, raw milk regulations, State of Alaska, unpasteurized milk -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
EDUCATION, FOOD SAFETY AND ISSUES
We need more than education We need pathogen control Hey Congress, we can't do it alone With apologies to Pink Floyd The theater building...
Food, Food Policy & Law, Opinion & Contributed Articles, Science & Research, Carl Custer, consumer education, Mindy Brashears, poultry, Salmonella, USDA -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
STUDY REVEALS PARASITES IN BERRIES; SCIENTISTS SAY NEW PROTECTION SYSTEM NEEDED
Cyclospora, Toxoplasma, and Cryptosporidium have been detected in berries sold in Norway. Researchers said findings show the need for...
Food, Science & Research, World, blueberries, Cryptosporidium, Cyclospora cayetanensis, Food Microbiology, frozen berries, imported berries, Norway, parasites, raspberries, strawberries, Toxoplasma gondii -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
DOLE REOPENS SALAD FACILITIES LINKED TO MULTI-YEAR LISTERIA OUTBREAK
Dole is reopening two salad production plants linked to an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes infections that has killed at least two...
Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, 2021 outbreaks, 2022 outbreaks, bagged salads, CDC, Dole, Dole Packaged Salads, FDA, Listeria, packaged salads -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
EU ASSESSES DAIRY SAFETY IN ROMANIA AND FINLAND
Two audits recently released by the European Commission's health and safety agency have assessed the safety of milk and dairy products...
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By Food Safety
- Jan 23, 2022
FDA BEGINS ON-SITE INSPECTION IN E. COLI OUTBREAK LINKED TO PACKAGED SALAD
The FDA has closed its investigation into a Salmonella Javiana outbreak linked to cut cantaloupe with the patient count standing at...
Drugs, Hospital, Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, 2021 outbreaks, 2022 outbreaks, CDC, E. coli, FDA, Listeria, Salmonella -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
SPANISH AGENCY DEFENDS ACTIONS IN SALMONELLA OUTBREAK INVESTIGATION
Spanish officials have said steps taken in response to more than a dozen Salmonella infections were “sufficient and proportionate”...
Nutrition, Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, 2021 outbreaks, chicken burgers, Facua, Salmonella, salmonellosis, Spain, Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: FOR ALL THOSE WITH A FONDNESS FOR BIG SALMON
OPINION - North of Seattle In Snohomish County, WA, growth was enormous during the past three decades. Please don't ask me to re-trace...
Consumer Education, Opinion & Contributed Articles, AquaBounty, Boldt decision, genetically engineered, GMO, Pilchuck River, Snohomish County, Sylvia Wulf -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING THIRD DEATH IN HEPATITIS A OUTBREAK TRACED TO RESTAURANT
A third death is being investigated in a hepatitis A outbreak traced to an Italian restaurant in West Norriton, PA. Montgomery County...
Hospital, Hepatitis, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Gino’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Hepatitis A, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania -
By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
LIDL BRAND BAGGED SPINACH RECALLED BECAUSE OF LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES
Imported frozen spinach packaged under the Lidl brand is being recalled in nine states after testing showed positive results for Listeria...
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By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
HALVA RECALLED AFTER CFIA TESTING FINDS SALMONELLA
A Canadian company, 1991166 Ontario Inc., is recalling Mahruse brand halva with black seeds because of possible Salmonella contamination. This...
Food, Senior, Food Recalls, 1991166 Ontario Inc., 2022 recalls, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, halva, Mahruse, Salmonella -
By Food Safety
- Jan 23, 2022
UNSANITARY CONDITIONS, UNDECLARED COLORS, IMPROPER LABELING SPUR ACTION BY FDA
The Food and Drug Administration uses import alerts to enforce U.S. food safety regulations for food from foreign countries. The agency...
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By Food Safety - Jan 23, 2022
2022 FOOD SAFETY TRENDS: LEARNING TO LIVE WITH COVID
As the United States enters its third pandemic year, the influences of the virus on the food industry will continue, even as supply...
Food, For Industry, Sustainability, Technology, coronavirus, COVID-19, NSF International, sustainability, technology, training
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Highly vaccinated Israel has the most COVID-19 cases per capita IN THE WORLD
Israel is currently leading the world in new daily Wuhan coronavirus cases per capita despite its status as one of the most highly vaccinated countries in the world. According...
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Adele: Las Vegas concert residency cancelled after half of her...
LAS VEGAS - A global pop star has postponed her much-anticipated Las Vegas concert debut tonight, in yet another blow to the COVID-19 and “vaccine” narratives. (Article...
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The Ben Armstrong Show: Vaccines more dangerous than COVID - Brighteon.com
On the January 20 episode of the Ben Armstrong show on “The New American” channel, the host and his guest, Dr. Gina Loudon of “Dr. Gina Primetime” discuss how the vaccine is...
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How Common are Neurological Symptoms in COVID-19 Positive Kids?
Headaches, altered mental status among hospitalized kids are found to be associated with COVID-19 virus according to a new study.
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Recovered COVID patients less likely to get infected with delta
New research from California and New York showed that unvaccinated individuals who have been previously infected with the Wuhan coronavirus have better protection against the...
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Canada's shortage of drivers worsens as federal vaccination mandates continue
Canada's vaccine mandate is now in effect, affecting Canadians and cross-border truckers coming into the country. Canadian truckers who are not fully vaccinated now have to...
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Western Australia premier says vaccine passport mandates could last for YEARS
Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan declared that the state's vaccine passport mandates could last for years. He made this announcement following an expansion of WA's proof...
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How to Predict Future Fertility in Children With Undescended Testis?
A new study's findings might be useful to prioritize the order of patients requiring surgery to move an undescended testis based on the predicted chance of infertility.
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Real-time intestinal ultrasound images promote shared understanding in IBD...
According to a presenter at the Crohn's and Colitis Congress, point-of-care intestinal ultrasound in pediatric patients with inflammatory bowel disease eliminates intolerable...
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Omicron may Cut Future Severity, Reveals Study
The new COVID-19 strain Omicron causes less severe illness and protects against the deadlier Delta variant, states a new study