Food Safety

Women are more likely than men to have concerns over food safety and food issues in general, says the report.

Sugar tops UK food concerns

By Niamh Michail

The amount of sugar in food is the top food concern for UK consumers, according to a Food Standards Agency survey.

Picture: FDA/flickr. The Food Safety Challenge Demo Day at FDA/CFSAN

ALSO: Food Safety Challenge winners revealed

FDA proposed rule for FSMA to support importers

By Joseph James Whitworth

The FDA has published a proposed rule on user fees for participation in another program that is near final rule stage.

Petrifilm Rapid Yeast & Mold Count Plate

3M Food Safety upgrades its Petrifilm Rapid Yeast & Mold Count Plate

By Jenny Eagle

3M Food Safety has updated its 3M Petrifilm Rapid Yeast & Mold Count Plate adding rapid plates that speed up the time it takes customers to get test results, as well as making the plate easier to work with, as it celebrates scooping bronze in the...

Examples of how countries marked World Health Day on the theme of food safety

Food safety brought to the fore by WHO

By Joseph James Whitworth

Food safety in countries including Montenegro, Slovenia, Turkey and Moldova has been highlighted as part of the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) World Health Day.

SafetyCulture at work

Safety app targets worker engagement

By Joseph James Whitworth

Safety software has traditionally been developed for the employer and it can be a battle to get worker engagement, according to the creator of an app.  

Salmonella Enteritidis infections came from shell eggs

Quality Egg executives sentenced to jail

By Joseph James Whitworth

The owner and COO of Quality Egg have been sentenced to three months in prison for their roles in a 2010 Salmonella outbreak linked to almost 2,000 illnesses.

Reaction to WHO's World Health Day on the theme of food safety

World Health Day: the reaction

By Joseph James Whitworth

Reaction has continued to flood in to mark World Health Day on the theme of food safety – FoodQualityNews brings you some of it that did not make our special focus edition on April 7.

Picture: WHO. A Twitter chat on food safety will be held today 2-3 CEST.

World Health Day: Food Safety

Food safety victim to absence of co-ordination - WHO

By Joseph James Whitworth

Food safety can be the victim of an absence of good co-ordination, according to the World Health Organization’s (WHO)'s Director of Food Safety.

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’.  

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).

The UV-C system came online in January

Campden BRI invests in cold plasma and UV-C tech

By Joseph James Whitworth

Campden BRI has purchased a continuous UV-C and installed a large scale cold plasma machine to give industry access to new technologies to develop ways of processing and preserving products.  

Safe Food Act 2015 would replace current food safety oversight

Senator Richard Durbin and Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro introduce Safe Food Act 2015

Single food safety agency aim for legislation

By Joseph James Whitworth

Legislation to create a single food agency has been proposed with the current system branded as ‘hopelessly fragmented and outdated’.

Campylobacter

Goal: Prevent 50k illnesses each year

FSIS seeks 30% reduction in Salmonella and Campylobacter via new standards

By Heidi Parsons

Taking the next step in its Salmonella Action Plan, the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has proposed new federal standards to reduce Salmonella and Campylobacter in ground chicken and turkey products...

FSIS Administrator Al Almanza

Modernization, collaboration, education, safer nation

FSIS Administrator Al Almanza reviews 2014, eyes the year ahead (Part 2)

By Heidi Parsons

Major product recalls, multistate outbreaks of foodborne illness, formalizing cooperation among federal agencies, and an overhaul of the poultry slaughter inspection system: such challenges are all in a day's work for Al Almanza, adminstrator of...

Al Almanza

Looking back over 2014 and ahead to 2015

FSIS administrator Al Almanza takes stock of achievements, challenges

By Heidi Parsons

Al Almanza, administrator of the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), had a full agenda last year, and 2015 promises to be busier yet. Almanza spoke with FoodProductionDaily about the year that was, the year...

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