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FDA suspends food safety quality checks. How to protect yourself from salmonella, listeria
According to Reuters, the FDA is suspending a quality control program, for food testing labs. Here are the steps you should take to protect yourself.
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HCSTSI hosts awareness session on international food safety standards
A crucial awareness session was held at the Secretariat of the Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industries (HCSTSI), where experts from the internationally renowned organization SGS ...
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Easter food safety: Protecting your holiday feast
Easter unites families for vibrant celebrations with colorful eggs, savory hams and sweet treats, but food safety is critical ...
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Redefining ‘clean label’: The convergence of health and sustainability trends stoked by politically-fueled food safety concerns
How consumers define ‘clean label’ is expanding beyond ‘simple, easy-to-understand ingredients’ to include questions about ...
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Most recent Ottawa restaurant inspections include using greasy cardboard as a spatula
OTTAWA COUNTY — Each week, the Ottawa Department of Public Health releases a round-up of recent safety inspections at restaurants, schools and other facilities. Adhering to proper safety practices is ...
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How restaurants keep your food safe: behind-the-scenes kitchen practices
Ever wonder how restaurants keep your food safe? From preventing cross-contamination to maintaining proper temperatures and ...
Campbell's and 5 Other Soup Brands Issued Public Health Notice for ‘Foreign Contamination’
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Services issued a public health alert for 13 products across four states, with ...
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Paper Receipts From Major Retailers May Expose You to Toxic Chemicals
Research suggests that paper receipts from major retailers in the U.S. contain a toxic chemical that’s linked to harmful ...
A taco bowl and soups, including Campbell’s and a Meijer brand, might have wood
The latest public health alert from the USDA doubles as the latest not-food-in-your-food episode: There might be wood in the cilantro used for a bowl and various soups. Brands involved include U.S.