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University of Delaware’s Produce Safety Alliance Training Addresses On-Farm Microbial Risks Like Cyclospora

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 3, 2026

The UD College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and UD Cooperative Extension offer Produce Safety Alliance Training at least three times a year, with the next course slated for winter 2026–2027.


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Managing Risk From Seed to Shelf: A Comprehensive Approach to Fresh Produce Food Safety

The ability to effectively manage risk begins long before a product is harvested, transported, or processed
Michael Ciepiela
September 3, 2026

As regulatory requirements continue to evolve and consumer expectations increase, organizations across the fresh produce supply chain must adopt a proactive approach to risk management that emphasizes prevention, verification, transparency, and continuous improvement. 


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Tel-Tru Launches Temperature Control Awareness Initiative for Food Safety Education Month

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 2, 2026

As part of the “Every Degree Matters” initiative, Tel-Tru has developed educational resources for food safety and quality assurance professionals and is encouraging manufacturers to evaluate five temperature measurement points within their operations.


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Sensitech Launches Real-Time Monitoring Solution for Multimodal Food Shipments

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 1, 2026

TempTale GEO APX Global monitors temperature, humidity, light, and location across ocean, road, and rail journeys; borders; and cellular networks.


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Survey Says 94 Percent of U.S. Adults Concerned About Frequency of Food Recalls

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 1, 2026

Additionally, 80 percent of respondents believed food recalls were effective in protecting public health and safety, down from 85 percent in 2025. GS1 US suggested that traceability and improved data-sharing would help companies identify affected products and increase consumer confidence.


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Italian Investigation Reveals Food Safety, Fraud Risks in Global Foods Illegally Imported into EU

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
August 21, 2026

The organized illegal sale of foods imported from China was discovered, including animal-based foods represented as plant-based, foods with undeclared allergens, the presence of African swine fever virus, and prohibited species. Researchers examined how prohibited foods may circumvent EU border controls.


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Nulogy Launches Track and Trace for FSMA 204 Compliance

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
August 19, 2026

The Nulogy Operating System module enables food companies to capture, link, and retrieve lot-level traceability records required under FDA's Food Traceability Rule and produce records in response to an FDA request within the required 24-hour timeframe.


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Congress Urged to Prevent FDA Traceability Rule Delay, Which Could Have Helped Cyclospora Outbreak Investigation

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
August 14, 2026

The appropriations bill for FY 2026 prohibits FDA from using federal funds to implement FSMA 204 before the delayed July 2028 compliance date. Earlier implementation of the Traceability Rule could have enabled faster, more effective response to the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce.


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Study Links Industrial Poultry Farming to Increased Spread, Adaptation of Campylobacter

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
August 12, 2026

Oxford University researchers found that the expansion of dense, industrial chicken farming created conditions that enabled Campylobacter strains to spread, mix, and acquire traits that could improve their survival in poultry production environments.


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Beyond the Audit Score: Using Contributing Factors to Predict Foodborne Illness Risk in Restaurants

The restaurant industry has an opportunity to change how it uses restaurant audit data to enable more foodborne illness risk intelligence
Hal King
Hal King Ph.D.
August 11, 2026

Most restaurant brands already collect enough third-party audit data to understand risk better, but the data are usually trapped in a compliance framework. The problem is not a lack of data; it is that the data are organized around checklist completion rather than outbreak causation. 


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