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Did you know that FSIS has a zero tolerance for Salmonella in beef served to school kids, but not for the rest of us?

Bill Marler

Like all chicken sold in interstate commerce, the chicken purchased by AMS for the NSLP must meet Federal food safety standards, including tolerances for Salmonella spp. established by the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). Nevertheless, Salmonella remains the second-most common?cause

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Understanding the Costs of Unsafe Food

Food Safety Tech

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 1 in 10 people get sick because of contaminated food and 420,000 people die due to foodborne illnesses every year around the world (WHO, Food Safety, 2022). Similarly, in 2011, an E. For example, in 2006, a spinach contaminated with E.

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PEW: 12 Charts Explore America’s Salmonella Problem—and Steps to Solve It Stronger rules for poultry would spur action on farms

Bill Marler

Food safety interventions on farms, such as vaccines targeting harmful serotypes, have likely contributed to meaningful reductions in product contamination and human illness. 2011) (“[A]n agency ‘is required to at least definitively respond to. [a] Compliance With Recommended Food Safety Practices in Television Cooking Shows.

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Round 2: Open letter to the leadership at FDA – Please know that these are the people you were bound to protect

Bill Marler

During this entire time, Will was unable to eat because of high risk of aspiration, and was getting nutrition through a feeding tube. John’s symptoms came on in late September 2011. Chris first began experiencing symptoms in early September 2011 with nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. Clarence became ill in late August 2011.

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Milestones in Food Safety: 1993-1999

Food Quality & Safety

Editor’s note: As Food Quality & Safety celebrates 30 years of publication, we think it’s fitting to examine the major food safety events of the period and to highlight the extraordinary efforts to make food safer over the last three decades. It was a defining moment in food safety history.”

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Feeding the Future: AI’s Role in Sustainable AgriFoodTech Solutions

Forward Fooding

INTELLIGENT MANAGEMENT OF FOOD SYSTEMS In the food industry, most companies use AI technology to get a better sense of their production process. London-based Winnow has developed a smart kitchen technology to help commercial kitchens reduce food waste. Let’s take a closer look!

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How the Moon Landing Led to HACCP

Penn State Food Safety Blog

“It’s one of these things where we maybe don’t appreciate the benefits, we just take them for granted now, because HACCP is so ingrained in how we produce food,” said Alice Johnson, vice president of food safety and quality at Butterball Turkey LLC. Then came the 2011 FDA Food Safety Modernization Act.

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