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When to Toss a Watermelon for Food Safety Reasons

Food Safety,Our Blog | August 7, 2026

Watermelon is something that is hard to beat on a hot summer day. It is sweet, refreshing and absolutely delicious. Today we look at when to toss a watermelon for food safety reasons so that you can enjoy this summer… read more

Should Melons Be Washed Before Cutting?

Food Safety,Our Blog | August 7, 2026

Should melons be washed before cutting? Today we look at the ins and outs of melons and why we should take extra care when slicing them to make sure our family and friends are protected. Melons are one of the… read more

Alaska Cruise Reports Four Outbreaks This Summer! What is Going on and How Can You Protect Yourself While Cruising?

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | August 6, 2026

Another Alaska cruise reports a gastrointestinal illness outbreak. Or rather, the same Alaska cruise. Lindblad Expeditions National Geographic Sea Bird has had four outbreaks since late May. How are these outbreaks tracked and what can cause this to happen? How… read more

Health Officials Report Second Vibrio Death in Florida

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Vibrio | August 6, 2026

Health officials report a second Vibrio death in Florida. Not long after the first death was reported in another county. Health officials are monitoring the situation during this peak Vibrio season. How do you get Vibrio, why is it so… read more

Eggs & Their Expiration Dates

Food Safety,Our Blog | August 6, 2026

Having backyard chickens like we do it is important to keep track of when eggs are laid to know how long we have to use them, while typically they are sold or given away way before their time is up,… read more

Foods People Avoid Refrigerating but Should

Food Safety,Our Blog | August 6, 2026

Lets look at some foods today that people avoid refrigerating but should be putting them away, especially after being opened. Many people believe things will be fine sitting right on the counter, but these can produce mold and other issues… read more

Health Officials Alert Residents to a Significant Uptick of Salmonella in Colorado

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Salmonella | August 5, 2026

Health officials have seen a significant uptick of Salmonella in Colorado and are warning residents to be aware of symptoms. A similar situation is happening in Minnesota, as an outbreak investigation is underway. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment… read more

Michigan Reports First 2026 Cyclospora Deaths

Cyclospora,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | August 5, 2026

There have been reports of two 2026 Cyclospora outbreak deaths. Both occurring in the highly represented state of Michigan. Case counts continue to rise and the public is looking for answers. What should we avoid? When will a recall be… read more

Over 100 People Sick in Minnesota Chipotle Salmonella Outbreak

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Salmonella | August 5, 2026

Evidence points to jalapeño peppers in Minnesota Chipotle Salmonella outbreak. However, we may see additional cases linked to this situation as more information becomes available. Colorado is also investigating an outbreak consistent with the Minnesota situation, while the U.S. Food… read more

Upper East Side Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Investigation Closes

Legionella,Legionnaire's disease,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | August 4, 2026

The Upper East Side Legionnaires’ disease outbreak investigation has come to a close. The number of cases diagnosed with this deadly lung infection has trickled to a halt, with no new cases being diagnosed in two weeks. Remediation efforts have… read more