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FDA: An Independent Review of FDA’s Foodborne Outbreak Response Processes

Bill Marler

This review is part of FDA’s “New Era of Smarter Food Safety: FDA’s Foodborne Outbreak Response Improvement Plan” that also requires a hard look and the support by those concerned about improving the safety of our food and driving the numbers of ill consumers down. Thanks to the deep dive by Craig Hedberg.

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FAO/WHO Report Shows Lower Levels of Contaminants in Farmed Seafood Than Wild-Caught

Food Safety Magazine

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO) recently published a new document that weighs the food safety risks against the nutritional benefits of fish consumption.

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How Can US Food Businesses Navigate Labeling Regulations While Ensuring Compliance?

Food Safety Tech

Despite the introduction of the Act, reports of negligence are still occurring, exposing a somewhat backward approach to the future of food safety. Not only does this actively risk undermining customer trust, but it also further limits food choices for individuals with allergies.

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Product Specification: The Most Important Document in Food Manufacturing

The Food Law Firm

The “product specification” holds paramount importance in the food industry. A specification, also known as a “spec,” is a detailed document outlining the specific requirements and standards that a supplier must meet to provide raw materials, ingredients, or copacked products to a buyer.

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Implementing Traceability Systems in Restaurants

Food Safety Tech

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) , one in six Americans fall ill after consuming contaminated food or beverages, resulting in approximately 3,000 fatalities from foodborne illnesses per year. This can include freshness, nutritional value, and sensory characteristics.

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Product Specifications: The Critical Document for a Food Business

The Food Law Firm

The “product specification” is the most critical document to a food business. A specification, also known as a “spec,” is a detailed document outlining the specific requirements and standards that a supplier must meet to provide raw materials, ingredients, or copacked products to a buyer.

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Food Safety Considerations for Pet Food

Food Quality & Safety

-based nonprofit that guides state, federal, and international feed regulators with ingredient definitions, labels, and laboratory standards, adding, “Complete and balanced pet food is comparable to baby formula for humans in many ways [in that] in most cases our pets rely on the same source of food every day to meet all their nutritional needs.”