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GFSI and UNIDO Form Food Safety Partnership

June 15, 2016
The partnership solidified today sets out to harness the vast experience and knowledge of both global organisations in order to implement “a roadmap for scaling up” by developing large-scale food safety capability building projects in a number of key regions in the global food supply network.
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Whole Foods “Honestly Surprised” by Food Safety Violations

June 15, 2016
During a February inspection of a Whole Foods Market food packing and preparation facility in Everett, MA, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found a number of what they referred to as “serious violations”, one of which includes conditions that could promote the growth of Listeria.
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U.S. Sees First Signs of Superbug in Pigs, Human

June 15, 2016
In March, the first signs of antibiotic resistance in a pig sample became apparent. This week, it was made public that last month, a second pig tested positive for bacteria resistant to antibiotics, bringing about concerns of a new superbug.
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CRF Foods: FDA Reports Show Violations Since 2014

June 10, 2016
Inspection reports prove that problems at CRF’s Pasco, WA plant were rampant for well over a year before the company announced a widespread recall of their frozen food products.
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Research: E. coli Still Survives After Ground Beef is Thoroughly Cooked

June 9, 2016
Health Canada has long advised consumers to cook ground beef to 71 °C (equal to 159.8 °F). Now, researchers say that even this standard temperature recommendation might not kill all bacteria.
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Former FDA Lead Shares New Food Security Mission

June 8, 2016
Mike Taylor’s planned departure from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was announced by the agency in March. Today, Taylor has finally given some insight as to what he will do now that he is no longer the Deputy Commissioner for Foods and Veterinary Medicine.
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USDA Funds Help Schools to Secure Fresher, Safer Food

June 7, 2016
Congress appropriated nearly $200 million over the past six years for U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) kitchen equipment grants, which have helped thousands of schools purchase needed upgrades.
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Q&A with FDA's New Deputy Commissioner Dr. Stephen Ostroff

June 2, 2016
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a question and answer interview conducted with the agency's new Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Stephen Ostroff. Below are snippets from his commentary in relation to food safety the agency's upcoming plans.
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General Mills Recalls 10 Million Pounds of Flour Due to E. coli

June 1, 2016
Yesterday, General Mills announced a voluntary recall of 10 million pounds of flour after 38 people in 20 U.S. states fell ill due to Eschericia coli.
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Regulators Ponder Recall Procedures for Online Food Sellers

May 31, 2016
After more than 30 individuals have contracted Salmonella Virchow, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is looking into whether or not they need to develop specific food recall and notification methods for online retailers.
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