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Protecting families from contaminated food and water
Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 11, 2026
The number of confirmed Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, HPAI detection continue to mount. Just this week over a million commercial laying chickens in Colorado were impacted. But they are not the only farm impacted. HPAI continues to spread throughout the… read more
Did You Know That Bird Flu in Cheese Can Survive for 6 Months?!
Food Safety,Our Blog,Raw Milk | October 22, 2025
A recent Cornell University study found that bird flu in cheese can survive for six months! With the recent revival of increased consumption of raw milk and raw milk cheeses in the United States, this is a huge finding. How… read more
Can Bird Flu Spread by Wind? Experts Say, Maybe!
Our Blog | May 24, 2025
A new study suggests that bird flu spread by wind is a serious possibility. With more than 150 million US bird deaths since February 2022, rising egg costs, and mounting uncertainty, this theory complicates biosecurity efforts. Bird Flu in the… read more
Severe Bird Flu Case in Wyoming, Third American to be Hospitalized
Our Blog | March 2, 2025
A Wyoming woman is the third American hospitalized with severe bird flu so far. The Wyoming Department of Health confirmed these test results earlier this month. Here’s what we know about the severe bird flu situation to date and what… read more
First Bird Flu Death in United States Reported
Our Blog | February 23, 2025
The first bid flu death has been reported in the United States. The Louisiana man who was hospitalized with the first severe case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), H5N1, bird flu did not recover from his illness, reports the… read more
Rose Acre Farms, the Nation’s Second Largest Egg Farm Recently Hit by Bird Flu
Our Blog | February 18, 2025
Bird flu is a serious issue for the egg farm industry. A problem that can seriously impact the nation’s egg supply. Which can lead to egg shortages and a bigger price tag at the checkout line. Rose Acre Farms, the… read more
New Study Shows Less Foodborne Risk for Bird Flu Than Previously Thought
Our Blog | January 29, 2025
Foodborne risk for bird flu may be less of a risk than previously thought. But there is still a risk, scientists say. So, we shouldn’t let our guard down just yet. It is just that consuming the virus likely produces… read more
CDC Announces First Severe Bird Flu Case in Humans, Linked to Backyard Poultry
Our Blog | December 23, 2024
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just announced the first severe bird flu case in humans. This transmission did not occur from a commercial operation. This illness was linked to a backyard poultry flock. Previously, illnesses have been… read more
Bird Flu found in Raw Milk Sample
Food Safety,Our Blog | December 21, 2024
After bird flu was detected in a retail sample of raw milk produced and packaged by Raw Farm, LLC, the California Department of Public Health warned consumers on Sunday to avoid consuming any from the same lot. At the state’s… read more
USDA Bulk Milk Testing to Detect Bird Flu in the Nation’s Milk Supply
Food Safety,Our Blog | December 15, 2024
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a press release of an upcoming rollout of bulk milk testing to detect bird flu in the nation’s milk supply. If pasteurization kills bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, why is this testing… read more