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EnviroZyme Feed Additive for Seafood Aquaculture Can Reduce Vibrio Risks

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 22, 2026

MultiBio Edge is a multi-strain prebiotic, probiotic, and postbiotic feed additive designed for shrimp and finfish aquaculture feeds.




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AAF International Launches MERV 16 High-Flow Filter for Poultry, Swine Operations

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 22, 2026

The BioShield VXL High Flow is a 12-inch V-bank air filter designed to provide MERV 16 filtration efficiency while maintaining high airflow in poultry and swine facilities, developed to help reduce airborne pathogen transmission.


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Penn State Extension to Hold FSMA Training Series for Pennsylvania Growers in 2027

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
September 16, 2026

Penn State Extension will offer a series of in-person and virtual training sessions for Pennsylvania fruit and vegetable growers on the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule (PSR), Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs), and the co-management of natural resources and food safety.


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When Should You Start the Conversion of Agricultural Commodities to Food, Particularly for Fresh-Cut Items?

In fresh produce, and especially in fresh-cut products, there is no kill step; once contamination occurs, the risk remains
Eric Wilhelmsen
Eric Wilhelmsen Ph.D., CFS
September 9, 2026

This article explores the application of pre-wash and other food hygiene processes to raw agricultural products to implement food safety measures sooner in the production and processing of raw agricultural commodities. 


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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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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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Center for Produce Safety Releases Cyclospora Resources for Industry

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
July 24, 2026

The growing collection includes scientific publications and guidances on detection and viability methods, agricultural water monitoring and treatment, mitigation strategies, and the biology and epidemiology of the parasite.


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Jumpstart to Produce Safety Program Helps Small Growers with Practical Solutions, Free Resources

"The best proof that something is doable is watching a fellow farmer who has already done it."
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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
July 23, 2026

Developed by the University of New Hampshire and the University of Maine Extension with USDA-NIFA support, the peer-to-peer microlearning video series grew out of years of on-the-ground, individualized farm visits, hands-on technical assistance, and the trust that develops from working closely with a farmer.  


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Food Safety Five Ep. 35: Produce Safety Science and Small Growers’ Perspectives

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Bailee Henderson
July 21, 2026

This episode of Food Safety Five highlights new research on cold storage practices for fresh-cut produce, food safety perspectives among small-scale produce growers exempt from FDA's FSMA Produce Safety Rule, and water management strategies that reduce arsenic in rice.



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Study: E. coli in Lettuce Growing Environment Have Stress Adaptation Traits Enabling Farm-to-Fork Persistence

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Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team
July 15, 2026

The co-occurrence of biofilm formation, acid tolerance, and antimicrobial resistance genes in E. coli isolated from irrigation water, soil, and crops could complicate downstream microbial control efforts in produce production systems.


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