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Research Reveals Drop in AMR Bacteria Levels During Poultry Processing

June 4, 2025

A key component of the project was a field and laboratory study conducted to assess the presence and potential transmission of AMR Campylobacter and Escherichia coli during the processing of chicken in two similar-sized, large-scale UK chicken processing sites.

Eagle Product Inspection Launches MAXIMIZER RMI Detection Solution for Poultry Processing

August 4, 2023

Eagle Product Inspection recently launched MAXIMIZER RMI, a new physical contaminant detection solution for the poultry processing sector.

Making Poultry Safe for Consumers and the Planet

Sanderson Farms examines the connection between food safety and sustainability efforts

Phil Stayer D.V.M.

January 15, 2021

Producing products that are safe for consumers has long been a basic requirement for food companies.

Eagle Product Inspection launches breakthrough PXT detector technology for poultry

August 20, 2020

The new PXT (Performance X-ray Technology) captures more detailed data about the product being inspected than has previously been possible.

Phage technology reduces Salmonella in ground turkey

August 11, 2020

Study shows treatment can mitigate risk of bacterial contamination.

Union files lawsuit against USDA over line speed waivers

July 30, 2020

The plaintiffs argue that the FSIS waiver program should be set aside and 10 currently active waivers should be voided.

Live: March 26, 2026, at 2:00 pm EST: This session explores the role of continuous airborne pathogen control technology in supporting sanitation and environmental monitoring programs within food processing environments.

Live: March 31, 2026, at 11:00 am EDT: From this webinar, attendees will recognize patterns in food policy affecting dietary guidelines, UPFs, state legislative actions, and expected GRAS reform.

Live: April 8, 2026, at 11:00 am EDT: From this webinar, attendees will learn why reinspecting with in-line equipment is not sufficient when it comes to potential foreign material contamination.