FDA’s New Food Safety Law – Agency Gives it a Positive Spin
An FDA Inspector in Arizona – Photo from FDA Flickr Photo Sharing In a recent article from the FDA entitled The ‘Teeth’ of FDA’s Food Safety Law, the [...]
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Marketing Internship With Global G.A.P.
Position: Summer Marketing Intern (Unpaid internship, can be used for internship class credits. Potential for a paid position after completion of the internship) Location: [...]
Research: Salmonella Levels Lower on Organic than Conventional Poultry Farms in NC
Prevalence and Distribution of Salmonella in Organic and Conventional Broiler Poultry Farms Walid Q. Alali, Siddhartha Thakur, Roy D. Berghaus, Michael P. Martin, Wondwossen [...]
Japan Radioactivity Could Enter the Food Chain
Article Published March 15, 2011 | By Tan Ee Lyn, Reuters EXCERPT: Radioactive materials spewed into the air by Japan’s earthquake-crippled nuclear plant may [...]
Ordinance Exempts Local Food Sales From Federal Inspection
PRESS RELEASE: MAINE TOWN PASSES LANDMARK LOCAL FOOD ORDINANCE SEDGWICK, MAINE – On Saturday, March 5, residents of a small coastal town in Maine voted unanimously to [...]
Food Safety: It’s Not Over Yet
The country has a new food safety bill, but there are still questions about whom it will affect and what it will require. By Lisa Hare, The Daily Yonder EXCERPT: President [...]
Food Safety Regulation Forums in Michigan
Small food processors, producers and food entrepreneurs are invited to participate in a series of forum discussions on Michigan food safety regulations. As the Michigan Food [...]
Proposed Legislation to Exempt Utah from New Food Safety Act
Proposal would exempt Utah food from federal regulation (By Robert Gehrke – The Salt Lake Tribune) EXCERPT: Rep. Bill Wright, as he puts it, “grew up in the dirt,” [...]
A New Treceablility Rule Will Affect the Food Industry
Traceability rule represents major adjustment for food industry (by Lyndsey Layton – The Washington Post) EXCERPT: Spurred by a new federal food safety law and growing [...]
Americans Support Spending on Certain Farm Bill Programs
Taxpayers Believe More Should be Spent on Food Safety, Conservation, Research, and Rural Development A new study, to be presented at the Southern Agricultural Economics [...]
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