Food Safety & Quality

One size fits all approach not applicable in food safety, says 3M

World Health Day: Food safety

3M: Food safety landscape changed dramatically

By Joseph James Whitworth

There has been more change in the food safety landscape in the last few years compared to the previous 30, according to 3M Food Safety.

The union said spending cuts would translate to cuts of 548 positions, citing CFIA forecasts

CFIA slams union claims on food safety

By Joseph James Whitworth

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has slammed claims made by the Agriculture Union calling some of them ‘false’.  

FQN recall round-up gallery of March/April 2015

Food Safety recall round-up 26 March - 2 April

Recalls: Labelling language, allergens and Listeria

By Joseph James Whitworth

A recall round-up covering the last week in March and the start of April takes us to France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada, the USA and Denmark.

Food Standards Scotland launches today (April 1)

Which? responds as Scottish food agency launches

By Joseph James Whitworth

Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has launched today (1 April) with a consumer watchdog calling on it to operate as a ‘strong, independent consumer champion’.

Lab M names appointments

Lab M invests in R&D and Quality Control

By Joseph James Whitworth

Lab M has made a number of appointments which it says reflects continued growth as a supplier of culture media, supplements and microbiology products.

Anuga FoodTec pulled out all the stops at the show

Dispatches from Anuga FoodTec 2015

Anuga FoodTec 2015 in pictures

By Joseph James Whitworth

FoodQualityNews took to the trade show floor last week in between interviews and videos to take a few snaps.

Consortium will support EFSA's IT operations

Unisys wins 3-year IT contract at EFSA

By Joseph James Whitworth

Unisys Corporation has been awarded a multi-million Euro contract as part of a consortium to deliver IT services and support for the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

Ecolab's stand at ANUGA FoodTec

dispatches from Anuga FoodTec 2015

Ecolab refocuses clean foaming system

By Joseph James Whitworth

Ecolab will launch foam cleaners from June as part of its rebrand of the products in Europe.

Loma Systems' X5c machine

Loma targets first-time X-ray user

By Joseph James Whitworth

Loma Systems has launched an X-ray inspection machine for food manufacturers who want to make the switch to the technology for the first time. 

Stock market prices were used to determine costs of food recalls

Recall class biggest factor on bottom line

By Joseph James Whitworth

The class of a recall is the most impactful factor on bottom line when a firm faces a meat or poultry recall, according to research.

The risk of transmission of Ebola virus from eating raw foods was assessed

EFSA: No evidence Ebola virus can be transmitted through food

By Joseph James Whitworth

The risk of transmission of the Ebola virus via food imported into the EU remains a theoretical possibility only and has never been demonstrated in practice, according to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

FoodQualityNews product recalls

Food Safety recall round-up 13 - 19 March

Recalls: Plastic, rubber and self-opening cans

By Joseph James Whitworth

A  recall round-up covering the a week in March takes us to France, Belgium, Germany, Scotland, Australia, Hong Kong, Canada, the USA, Switzerland and Denmark.

SPWG previously developed the Salmonella Action Plan

USDA group identifies actions to reduce STEC

By Joseph James Whitworth

A working group of the USDA-FSIS has identified six actions involving sanitary dressing to reduce Shiga Toxin producing E-coli (STEC) contamination.

Picture: UPM Raflatac

UPM Raflatac plants gain ISO 22000 certification

By Joseph James Whitworth

UPM Raflatac has been awarded ISO 22000:2005 food safety certification for factories in Finland (Tampere), the UK (Scarborough) and Poland (Wroclaw and Nowa Wies).

FoodQualityNews weekly food recall round-up

Food Safety recall round-up 6 - 12 March

Recalls: E.coli, labelling issues and foreign bodies

By Joseph James Whitworth

A recall round-up covering the first full week in March takes us to France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Australia, Canada, the UK and Denmark.

TME ThermoBarScan thermometer Bluetooth Barcode

Celebrates 25th anniversary thanks to clients including Birds Eye and Nisbets

TME launches ThermoBarScan thermometer with Bluetooth and a Barcode

By Jenny Eagle

TM Electronics (TME) is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and has launched MM7100 ThermoBarScan, a Bluetooth thermometer with integral barcode scanner for the food industry. 

Between Q3 and Q4 fruit and vegetables reported 33 more recalls

Stericycle: Recalls on the rise across Europe

By Joseph James Whitworth

Food recalls jumped 16% across Europe in the final three months of 2014 compared to the previous quarter, according to Stericycle ExpertSOLUTIONS.

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