Food Poison Journal - Food poisoning outbreaks and litigation: surveillance and analysis

It is the unfortunate reality that children are disproportionately affected by foodborne illness. According to data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

An excellent piece authored by Dennis G. Maki, MD. discussing food safety and seeking lessons learned in recent national Salmonella outbreaks was recently brought to...

There has been a renewed push by Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich) to move the Food Safety Modernization Act through the Senate, reports Caroline Scott-Thomas.  Using...

A quick update on a story I posted on before.  The tomato food safety bill that passed the Florida State Senate in March has now...

NSF International announced today that Bill Marler is a recipient of a 2010 Food Safety Leadership Award.  NSF is an "independent, not-for-profit organization committed to protecting...

Senate hearing on food safety legislation (SB 510) (Food Safety Modernization Act) will occur soon, maybe even next week.  Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) and a group of...

The Meat Trade News Daily misses only a couple major food safety issues (i.e. outbreaks) in yesterdays summary of ten major food stories in 2009. ...

Yes, even wooden shipping pallets.  These days, it seems that nothing is immune from being linked to an outbreak of foodborne disease.  Spinach, lettuce, sprouts, peanut...

High-profile food safety regulators recently explained the need for a national animal identification system, according to this report on Drovers.com. The comments were made at the...

 Dr. Douglas Powell, associate food safety professor at Kansas State University, posted yesterday on www.barfblog.com about the recent announcement by the Dept of Ag and the...