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Individual Quick Freezing and Isochoric Freezing in Berries: Simplicity Through Complexity

Progress in isochoric freezing technology can revolutionize the methods that are used to handle and store frozen fruits and vegetables
Javier Martinez M.Sc. Madison Flores
October 17, 2025

Due to the small, tender quality of berries, individual quick freezing (IQF) and isochoric freezing are ideal options that have been explored to improve preservation. Progress in isochoric freezing technology can revolutionize the methods that are used to handle and store berries.


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South Korean Study Finds Listeria Solely on Retail Beef Samples, Not on Farm

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
October 16, 2025

A recent study investigating Listeria monocytogenes in South Korea’s beef supply chain revealed the presence of the pathogen exclusively in retail product samples, underscoring the importance of strict food safety controls post-harvest. The strains isolated were hypervirulent and stress-adapted.


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Nitrite for Meat Preservation: Controversial, Multifunctional, and Effective

Nitrite has several functional purposes in meat, including the formation and conservation of a stable red color and the inhibition of growth of C. botulinum
Anette Granly Koch M.Sc., Ph.D. Gudrun Margret Jónsdóttir M.Sc. Marlene Schou Grønbeck M.Sc. Gry Carl Terrell M.Sc.
October 15, 2025

This article discusses the food safety/quality and functional effects of nitrite reduction in processed meats, as mandated by new EU regulations that go into effect in October 2025.


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Consumer Reports Voices Concern About Lead in Protein Powder, Urges FDA to Set Enforceable Limits

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
October 14, 2025

Consumer Reports is urging FDA to set enforceable limits on lead in protein powders after an in-house investigation revealed high levels of contamination, raising concerns about daily exposure and regulatory gaps in supplement oversight.


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Color Manufacturers Sue West Virginia Over ‘Unconstitutional’ Food Dye Ban

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Bailee Henderson
October 13, 2025

The International Association of Color Manufacturers has filed a lawsuit against the recently enacted West Virginia House Bill 2354, which prohibits foods containing certain artificial colorants and additives from being sold in the state, arguing that it is unconstitutional and unlawful.  


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California Enacts Law Defining Ultra-Processed Foods, Will Ban UPFs in Schools

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Bailee Henderson
October 9, 2025

Assembly Bill (AB) 1264, titled, the Real Food, Healthy Kids Act, establishes a legal definition for ultra-processed foods, and tasks the state Department of Public Health with identifying and banning particularly harmful ultra-processed foods from California schools.


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Cyclospora cayetanensis: An Emergent Public Health Threat and an Enigma for Traceback Investigation

Unresolved or inconclusive epidemiology for several outbreaks offer compelling case studies of the challenges and risks posed by Cyclospora in food supply chains
Larry Keener
Larry Keener CFS, PA
October 8, 2025

Cyclosporiasis is considered an "important neglected parasitic infection" by CDC. It is also a nationally notifiable disease. Cyclospora is an emergent foodborne pathogen that is frequently overlooked in risk assessments for food safety assurance—an oversight that might not be justifiable.


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Pasta Meal Producer Involved in Ongoing Outbreak Finds Listeria in Another Ingredient: Spinach

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
October 7, 2025

Since June, FreshRealm has been involved in an ongoing, deadly foodborne illness outbreak, as the producer of prepared pasta meals that were made with Listeria monocytogenes-tainted pasta (supplied by Nate’s Fine Foods Inc.) and distributed nationwide under various brand names. Now, FreshRealm has alerted USDA that it detected L. monocytogenes in spinach used to make meals distributed by HelloFresh.


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ABB Introduces Baldor-Reliance Food-Safe Feather Picker Motor

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
October 7, 2025

Poultry plants can cut downtime with ABB’s new, hygienically designed Food Safe Feather Picker motor.


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Safe Until Served: The Hidden Risks of RTE Foods in Retail

Retail and foodservice operations must take active responsibility for the safety of RTE products by treating them as high-risk items requiring ongoing control
Michelle Wollenzien
October 7, 2025

This article explores the critical yet underappreciated vulnerabilities of ready-to-eat (RTE) foods in retail and foodservice settings, including blind spots in handling practices, supplier-level failures, and the vital importance of reheating protocols and environmental controls.


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