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By Food Safety
- Sep 19, 2019
HEPATITIS A OUTBREAK LINKED TO IMPORTED CLAMS
Authorities in an Australian state have linked eight Hepatitis A patients to imported clams. The New South Wales Food Authority advised...
Hepatitis, Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, clams, Hepatitis A, New South Wales Food Authority, NSW Health, South Korea -
By Food Safety
- Sep 19, 2019
U.S IN TOP THREE FOR ORIGIN OF RASFF NOTIFICATIONS
The United States was in the top three countries of origin for notifications in the European Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed portal...
Food, Enforcement, World, aflatoxin, China, European Commission, mycotoxin, nuts, rasff, Salmonella, seeds, turkey -
By Food Safety
- Sep 19, 2019
WHY WE ARE MODERNIZING SWINE SLAUGHTER INSPECTION
Opinion USDA's Mindy Brashears submitted this column to Food Safety News this week. In the world of food safety, 1993 was a watershed...
Pregnant, Food, Child, Food Policy & Law, Government Agencies, Opinion & Contributed Articles, FSIS, Mindy Brashears, swine inspection rule, Swine Slaughter Inspection, USDA -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2019
CONSUMERS COMPLAIN OF UNDECLARED WHEAT IN CHICKEN; PERDUE FOODS INITIATES RECALL
Consumer complaints spurred the recall of about 495 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat chicken products that contain wheat, a known allergen...
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By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2019
PUBLISHER'S PLATFORM: MINNESOTA STATE FAIR REPORTS E. COLI CASES LINKED TO ANIMAL CONTACT - WHAT A SURPRISE?
The best way to keep the lawyers out of it is to keep the children safe. Yesterday the Minnesota Department of Health reported that...
Calves, Hospital, Opinion & Contributed Articles, E. coli, Legal Liaibility, petting zoo -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2019
FOOD SAFETY REPORT GIVES PICTURE OF ISSUES IN AUSTRIA
The number of food businesses found to be violating the law during audits last year was around the same as the year before, according...
Food, Audition, Enforcement, World, Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety, Bacillus cereus, BMASGK, food inspections, Listeria, microbial contamination, official controls, Salmonella, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2019
ANOTHER STATE FAIR WITH E. COLI O157 INFECTIONS AND ONE HUS CASE
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating an outbreak of E. coli O157 infections associated with the Minnesota State Fair. Disease...
Calves, Hospital, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, E. coli O157, H7, Minnesota Department of Health, Minnesota State Fair -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2019
FINAL HOG RULE SENT OFF TO THE FEDERAL REGISTER, ENDING THE HIMP PILOT ERA AFTER 22 YEARS
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service's new regulatory system for market hogs is a direct descendant of the food safety reforms...
Plan, Food, Government Agencies, Nutrition & Public Health, Dr. Mindy Brashears, Final Rule, FSIS, hog, swine -
By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2019
FIRST ILLNESS IN FRENCH LISTERIA OUTBREAK FROM FEBRUARY LAST YEAR
The seven people in France part of a Listeria outbreak linked to organic dairy products fell ill over a period of 18 months, according...
Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, World, Certified Reference Material, Ferme Durr, Joint Research Centre, Listeria, listeriosis, organic dairy, Santé publique France -
By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2019
GENERAL MILLS RECALLS GOLD MEDAL UNBLEACHED ALL PURPOSE FLOUR OVER E. COLI FEARS
Today, General Mills announced a nation wide recall for 5 lb. bags of its Gold Medal “Unbleached All Purpose Flour” marked with a “better-if-used-by”...
Hands, Food Recalls, E. coli, E. coli 026, food recall, General Mills, General Mills flour, Gold Medal Unbleached All Purpose Flour -
By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2019
THE STEC O121 OUTBREAK CAUSED BY GROUND BISON IS OVER
The E. coli outbreak caused by ground Bison is over. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called the outbreak over...
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By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2019
FRENCH CHILD DIES 8 YEARS AFTER E. COLI INFECTION
A French child who developed severe complications after being infected by E. coli in 2011 has died. Nolan Moittie was two years old...
Child, Foodborne Pathogens, World, E. coli O157, H7, Florence Rault, France, Guy Lamorlette, hemolytic uremic syndrome, Lidl, Nolan Moittie, SEB-Cerf, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli -
By Food Safety
- Sep 17, 2019
THREE DEAD AND 200 ILL IN SPANISH LISTERIA OUTBREAK
More than 220 people are sick and three have died as part of a listeriosis outbreak in Spain, according to the World Health Organization...
Hospital, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, INFOSAN, La Mechá, Listeria, listeriosis, Magrudis, pork products, Spain, Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition, World Health Organization -
By Food Safety
- Sep 17, 2019
THE STORY OF HARVEY WASHINGTON WILEY IS COMING OUT IN PAPERBACK
Don't wait - Add ‘The Poison Squad' by Deborah Blum to your reading list BOOK REVIEW “Regulation is bad for business.” It's an all-too-common...
Food, Drugs, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Government Agencies, Deborah Blum, Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley, The Poison Squad -
By Food Safety - Sep 16, 2019
TRUCK DRIVER SAFETY RULES WITH CHANGES AROUND FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
With the deadline approaching, new safety rules for truck drivers, including definitions for agricultural commodities are not getting...
Food, Government Agencies, DOT, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, truck driver rules -
By Food Safety - Sep 16, 2019
BAKERY, SEAFOOD PROCESSORS WARNED BY FDA
The Food and Drug Administration recently sent warning letters to a Massachusetts bakery, two seafood processing facilities in China...
Food, Drugs, Nutrition & Public Health, bakery, Donggang Hongxing Food Co., FDA warning letter, HACCP, HACCP plan, Pavlos Trifonidis S.A, Peggy Lawton Kitchens, seafood processor, warning letter -
By Food Safety - Sep 16, 2019
PUBLISHER'S PLATFORM: JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS WEIGHS IN ON E. COLI OUTBREAK LINKED TO SOY NUT BUTTER
Opinion I.M. Healthy - goodness the irony. For a bit(e) of history: In the Spring of 2017, the CDC reported that thirty-two people...
Hospital, Opinion & Contributed Articles, Dixie Dew, E coli O157, I.M. Healthy, soy nut butter -
By Food Safety - Sep 15, 2019
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: I'M A LITTLE WORRIED, ARE YOU?
Opinion Foodborne illnesses are not generally considered to be “highly contagious.” There are exceptions of course. Children in close...
Vaccination, Sweating, Food, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Opinion & Contributed Articles, contagious diseases, hepatitis A outbreak, leprosy, measles, smallpox -
By Food Safety - Sep 14, 2019
DENVER RESIDENT IS LATEST DEATH IN HEPATITIS A OUTBREAK
Two months after Denver declared its outbreak of hepatitis A, the viral disease has taken the life of a resident of the Mile High City. “Deaths...
Vaccination, Hospital, Hepatitis, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Colorado, hepatitis A outbreak, Mississippi -
By Food Safety
- Sep 14, 2019
MORE PÂTÉS, MOUSSES, TERRINES AND RILLETTES RECALLED IN CANADA FOR LISTERIA RISK
This week, the CFIA added more pâtés, mousses, terrines, and rillettes to a recall list involving multiple brands. In an initial recall...
Food Recalls, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, CFIA recall, Listeria, mousses, pâtés, rillettes, terrines, The Deli-Shop brand
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Toxic water pollution may cause over 100,0000 cases of cancer in the US...
The Environmental Working Group calculated how much the collective effects of pollutants in drinking water that passes US regulations' muster raises cancer risks and urge new...
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Researchers Uncover New Effective Drug to Fight Malaria
Pantothenamides stop the malaria parasite from multiplying in infected humans and from being transmitted to mosquitoes, and are effective against malaria parasites resistant to...
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All-in-One Pill can Cut Down Heart Disease Risk
Polypills or combination pills help lower both blood pressure and cholesterol. A new study reveals that taking one polypill daily can also lower the risk of heart attack and...
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Study Reveals Potential New Drug Target To Combat Cancer
Drugs that target gateways of mitochondria named voltage-dependent anion channels hold promise in treating various cancers.
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Kid's Gluten Intake During Infancy is Linked to Type 1 Diabetes
New study examined the link between the maternal gluten intake during pregnancy, child's gluten intake at age 18 months, and the risk of type 1 diabetes.
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Kids Born to Moms with Anemia More Likely to Suffer Intellectual Disability...
Early anemia during pregnancy can cause intellectual disability , ADHD and autism in children, reveals a new study.
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Obesity Linked to Chronic Diarrhea: Study
Obese people are more likely to experience sessions of chronic diarrhea that are not driven by diet or physical activity and may be due to low-grade inflammation.
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Heart Cells may Increase Survival in Heart Attack Patients
Heart cells may respond well to heart attack, and increase the chance of survival, reveals a new study.
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Babies Born Underweight More Likely to Develop Type 2 Diabetes at a Younger Age
Underweight babies are at a higher risk of develop type 2 diabetes more than a year earlier, reveals a new study.
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Young Adults With Type 2 Diabetes on the Rise
The proportion of young-onset type 2 diabetes has increased from 2000 to 2017, revealed new study.