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National Officials Publish Analysis of Netherlands' Largest-Ever Salmonella Enteritidis Outbreak

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 20, 2026

A key cause of the outbreak was determined to be contaminated eggshells used in poultry feed. Cross-sector collaboration and data-sharing were instrumental in solving the investigation.


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The High Costs of Saving Money: How Overzealous Capital Controls Undermine Food Safety, Worker Safety, and Plant Performance

Delaying capital that mitigates known hazards is not just bad for margins; it is regulatory risk
Bonna Cannon
March 20, 2026
There are technical, economic, and human costs of deferred capital for food safety. Recent legislation provides new tax levers that can change how ROI is calculated. If leadership does not adapt, the result will be more recalls, more injuries, and more brand damage—costing more than a lower capital spend.
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144 Illnesses Potentially Linked to Global Cereulide-Contaminated Infant Formula Incident, WHO Reports

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 19, 2026

WHO assessed the overall public health risk as “moderate,” citing the vulnerability of infants, uncertainty around the extent of contamination, and gaps in surveillance and traceability.


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Researchers Analyze Garlic Microbiome to Detect Food Fraud with 90 Percent Accuracy

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 19, 2026

Garlic carries a distinct bacterial signature reflective of the soil in which it was grown, enabling geographic identification based on microbial composition. A novel method using microbiome data and AI analysis potentially offers a low-cost authentication technique.


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Researchers Urge Moving Away From ‘Zero-Risk’ Food Safety Mentality, Toward Consideration of Sustainability Trade-Offs

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 19, 2026

Controls based on overly sensitive detection methods and focused on single outcomes may introduce unintended environmental and economic consequences. The researchers advocate for the holistic evaluation of food safety and sustainability risks within a “One Health” framework.


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FDA Withdraws COVID-Era Temporary Guidances for Onsite Visits Under FSMA

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 18, 2026

As COVID-19 no longer significantly impacts travel, FDA believes the temporary guidances are no longer relevant. The withdrawals will be effective on June 16, 2026.  


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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Moringa Supplements Ends with 97 Sickened in 32 States

A second moringa-associated salmonellosis outbreak is still ongoing.
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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 18, 2026

The products have been recalled, but have a long shelf life. FDA previously reported working with the manufacturers to determine the root cause of contamination, but has not shared an update at the time of the investigation’s close.


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FDA Releases Report Summarizing Foodborne Illness Outbreak Investigations in 2024

Notable investigations involved carrots, queso fresco cheeses, and chocolate and gummy "edibles."
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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 17, 2026

The agency’s Office of Coordinated Outbreak Response, Evaluation, and Emergency Preparedness (CORE+EP) evaluated 72 incidents, initiated 26 response investigations, and issued ten public health advisories in 2024.


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Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy Announces 2026 Food Safety Workshops

Also offered is a science-based guide on best practices for wet and dry processing environments.
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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 17, 2026

The in-person Dairy Plant Food Safety Workshops and Supplier Food Safety Management Workshop help dairy manufacturers enhance their in-plant and supplier food safety programs and strengthen preventive controls, in alignment with regulatory requirements.


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USDA-FSIS Investigated Seven Multistate Foodborne Illness Outbreaks in FY 2025

Notably, the agency reopened and solved a listeriosis outbreak linked to RTE meat and poultry products, enabled by routine sampling and WGS.
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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
March 13, 2026

The agency has published a summary of foodborne illness outbreak investigations involving USDA-regulated products in Fiscal Year (FY) 2025, alongside an after-action review of a fatal listeriosis outbreak linked to Yu Shang-brand ready-to-eat (RTE) meats that was solved in 2024.


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