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Nearly 200 Million Eggs Recalled Due To Salmonella Fears

Outbreaks & Recalls,Salmonella | April 18, 2018

FDA is currently investigating a Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs being produced at Rose Acre Farms’ Hyde County Farm. The authorities have advised the consumers to not eat eggs produced at these farms because, as of 13th April 2018, these eggs… read more

Déjà vu, Romaine and E. coli Unfortunate Bedfellows Once Again. Romaine and E. coli Unfortunate Bedfellows Once Again. Wait…

E. coli,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 18, 2018

It feels like déjà vu. Romaine lettuce and E. coli are threatening our lives again, one salad at a time.  This E. coli outbreak affecting romaine lettuce DOES NOT appear to be linked to the previous outbreak experienced across two countries (United States and… read more

Don’t Just Sit There! Get Rid of Those Eggs!

Outbreaks & Recalls,Salmonella | April 16, 2018

As I found myself making my children a breakfast of fried eggs yesterday, I happened upon the Food and Drug Administration’s recall notices. Yes, as a food safety addict, I find myself reading the recall news in the most interesting… read more

Could Something Ominous Be Lurking in Your Lettuce? E. coli Strikes Again!

E. coli,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 15, 2018

What’s scarier than a monster that attacks anything that makes a sound?  While thankfully we aren’t forced to live in “A Quiet Place,”we yet again living in a world where your salad may try to kill you. What could an… read more

E. coli in Romaine – Not Worth the Gamble Right Now

E. coli,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 15, 2018

Your salad is dangerous again. Well, if it contains romaine it is. As if one outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 in lettuce was not enough for 2018, just this week the CDC has linked a new E. coli outbreak to chopped romaine lettuce. But… read more

What’s Being Done to Combat Food Waste: Two Tales

Food Insecurity | April 12, 2018

Food waste is a travesty in the industrialized world. Approximately a third of the food produced for human consumption in the world each and every year gets wasted. This amounts to about 1.3 billion tons of wasted food. This translates… read more

These 7 Foods are Most Likely to Give You Food Poisoning

Food Safety | April 9, 2018

Food poisoning has become quite common in the United States with 1 in 6 people getting affected by these illnesses in some form each year. While some cases of food poisoning may only involve minor stomach gurgles, others can cause… read more

Raw Milk Linked to Drug Resistant Campylobacter Infections

Campylobacter,Food Safety | April 8, 2018

Recently, the CDC reported a troubling outbreak linked to raw milk and Campylobacter infections. With the rise in raw milk sales, the CDC is calling for more governmental intervention in states where raw milk sales are not regulated. Despite the… read more

Latest Discovery – Repeated Food Poisoning Can Trigger Chronic Diseases

Guillain-Barre Syndrome,Irritable Bowel Syndrome,Reactive Arthritis | April 8, 2018

A new startling discovery from a California-based team of researchers has pointed out that small bacterial infections, such as those that occur during mild food poisoning and are treated without any antibiotics, can start a chain of events inside your body… read more

Oh No! Not the Wine! Arsenic Contamination Lawsuit in Popular California Wines

Food Safety | April 8, 2018

Perhaps one of the simplest and greatest pleasures come from arriving home from a long, complicated, and perhaps combative day at work and pouring a long-anticipated glass of wine. On the contrary, perhaps it was a triumphant day with much… read more