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*To find specific topics, press Ctr+F *04/30. FSIS Constituent Update/Alert. Updated April 30, 200204/30. U.S. Codex Office "What's New" Page. Updated April 30, 200204/30. USDA Hotline Offers New Service For Spanish-Speaking Callers04/30. La Línea de Información Sobre Carnes y Aves del Departamento de Agricultura04/30. Public Meeting To Address Codex Committee On Fish And Fishery Products04/30. FSIS Adopts New Screening Method For Listeria monocytogenes04/30. Conducting Food Allergen Inspections04/30. FOOD FOR THOUGHT IV: A Report from the Nation’s Media04/30. FDA¹S CRAWFORD ADDRESSES FOOD SAFETY04/30. RESTAURANT FINED FOR IMPROPERLY CHILLING ITS FOOD04/30. SCANDAL-HIT SNOW BRAND FOODS DISBANDS04/30. HUNTING DOWN BACTERIA: TO HUNT THE WILY E. COLI BACTERIA 04/30. OZONE STERILIZATION PROCESS SHOWS POTENTIAL FOR PRION INACTI04/30. MURANO TO SPEAK AT HACCP CONFERENCE04/30. CITY PASSING RISKY RESTAURANTS; HEALTH INSPECTORS ISSUE 'GRE04/30. DISEASED DEER MAY POSE RISK TO HUMANS EXPERTS INVESTIGATE LI04/30. HOW BACTERIA SWIM TO DINNER :TEAMS OF SENSORS MAY CHANGE FAI04/30. DEFENCE LINE IN WAR AGAINST FOOD ILLNESS04/30. HEALTH CANADA ACTED RESPONSIBLY04/30. Scientists search for low-allergy peanut04/30. A little bacteria may be good for your health04/30. MP SAYS GM TESTING IS A SCANDALOUS BLUNDER04/30. Wildlife officials: CWD won't spread to northwest Wyoming04/30. Farmers pressured to curb use of antibiotics on livestock04/30. Fried carcinogens04/30. 'Food police' put public safety first04/30. Biotech Crops Make Inroads as Consumers Watch04/30. Game farm diseases threaten wildlife04/30. Marigold Foods Has Recalled Whole Chocolate Milk Apr 3004/30. Oven Pride Has Recalled Northwest Market Fresh Labeled Sandwiches 04/30. Illinois Firm Has Recalled Bratwurst Apr 2904/30. Ohio Firm Has Recalled Franks and Hot Dogs Apr 2904/30. Michigan Firm Recalls Ground Beef For Possible E. coli O157:H7 04/29. Veneman Announces Temporary Personnel Changes At Food Safety Agency04/29. FSIS To Release Distribution Lists To State and Federal Agencies During Product Recalls04/29. Brucellosis Finding Worries Cattlemen04/29. SAFER PEANUT04/29. KIDNEY ILLS JUMP IN WALKERTON; 'THREE TO FOUR TIMES THE NORM04/29. SALMONELLA POISONING VICTIM MISDIAGNOSED WITH APPENDICITIS04/29. USDA announces new safety directives to control pathogens in ground beef plants04/29. Dairy Queen test marketing irradiated burgers in Minnesota04/29. Biotech crops make inroads as consumers watch04/29. FARMERS FEAR CRIPPLING FRENCH LAMB BAN MOVE04/29. ADVISORY - Possible health risk posed by Chloramphenicol found in honey from China04/29. ALERT - Presence of undeclared egg in CHEF BOYARDEE brand BEEFARONI04/29. Illinois Firm Recalls Bratwurst For Possible Contamination With Plastic04/28. FRENCH CHEATING WITH LAMB POLICY04/28. TOP SCIENTIST CALLS FOR CHANGE TO SLAUGHTER POLICY04/27. Bacteria at food preparation site prompts recall04/27. Rocklin's Mionix sells edible bacteria-killer to food firms04/27. Watch what you eat04/27. Boil water, residents told04/26. Remarks by Dr. Merle Pierson, National Food Policy Conference04/26. SNOW BRAND FOODS SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE DISSOLUTION04/26. WASHINGTON STATE FARMERS HAVE BEEF WITH IMPORTED MEAT04/26. THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF PEANUT ALLERGY04/26. PANEL SAYS LETTING SNOW BRAND EXECS OFF HOOK UNJUST04/26. DEMAND FOR SIX-HOUR FOOD HANDLING COURSE CONTINUES TO RISE04/26. WATER CENTRE AIMS TO PLUG HOLES04/26. UNITED JOINS FOOD SECURITY PARTNERSHIP; NEW GROUP TO PROVIDE04/26. MORE RESEARCH NEEDED04/26. EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER COMMITS DG SANCO TO STRENGTHENING COMM04/26. INCREASE IN CASES OF SORBITOL-FERMENTING E. COLI O157:H- IN04/26. AUSTRALIA¹S IMPORTED FOOD PROGRAM A VALUABLE SOURCE OF INF04/26. ENHANCING FOODBORNE DISEASE SURVEILLANCE ACROSS AUSTRALIA04/26. TEXAS TECH STUDY ON E. COLI 04/26. WHO Concerned by Food and Cancer Study04/26. Terrorism 'threat' an excuse to rev up mandatory recall issue04/26. AMI project readies probiotic formula to kill E. coli O157:H7 in cattle04/26. Food poisoning bacteria found in burgers04/26. Man, 43, first vibrio fatality in two years04/26. Health alert issued on Listeriosisis bacteria04/26. Wisconsin to cull deer in bid to curb disease04/26. Alert - HANIF’S brand canned DAL MAKHANI may contain dangerous bacteria04/26. FDA Announces a Recall by Yoli, Inc. of Mini Jelly Snack Cups04/26. FDA Announces Recall of Lien Hoa Food Corp. Mini Jelly Snack Cups Candies04/26. Yoli Has Recalled Mini Jelly Snack Cups Apr 26
04/26. Lien Hoa Food Has Rcalled Mini Jelly Snack Cups Apr 26
04/26. Ohio Firm Recalls Franks and Hot Dogs For Possible Listeria Contamination
04/25. Sharing Recall Distribution Lists With State and Other Federal Agencies04/25. Biosecurity and the Food Supply04/25. Recent Speeches: Updated April 25, 200204/25. Postponement of Public Informational Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance04/25. Slovaks Remain Stoic About Beef Despite Rising Cases of Mad04/25. UK: Consumer Association Strikes Out Against Misleading Food04/25. Oregon Cattle Feed Survey Finds High Levels of Bacteria04/25. SHARING RECALL DISTRIBUTION LISTS WITH STATE AND OTHER FEDER04/25. SUNNY DELIGHT IS "DESIGNED TO DECEIVE"04/25. MISLEADING' FOOD MANUFACTURERS NAMED AND SHAMED04/25. CALL FOR INVOLVEMENT IN FOOD SAFETY04/25. EVALUATION OF CODEX ALIMENTARIUS04/25. SMALL COLORADO SLAUGHTERHOUSES COULD BE PACKING TROUBLE04/25. World health body worried at food and cancer study04/25. Allard looks for fed help for chronic wasting woes04/25. Ban on elk shipments in Alta. lifted despite new quarantine04/25. Toronto bay tests high for E. coli04/25. Aumsville Lifts Water Ban; Ecoli Tests Negative04/25. E. Coli found in Aumsville water; boil order issued04/25. Food safety seminar offers tips as fund-raising season approaches04/25. Dutch animal-related foods banned04/25. Food-safety legislation signed into law04/25. Tech researchers aim to inhibit E. coli04/25. Partnership For Prevention Commends OSHA Warning To Business04/25. Swedish study of food and cancer rings alarm bells -04/25. Zurheide Ice Cream Co., Inc., Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts 04/25. Fresh Products Nortwest Crunch Pak brand Sliced Apples Recall Update Apr 2404/25. A Fisherman's Best Frozen Black Groupers Recall Update Apr 24 04/24. U.S. Codex Office "What's New" Page; Updated April 23, 200204/24. Firm Sentenced For Selling Meat Not Intended For Human Consumption04/24. Firm And CEO Sentenced For Violating Federal Food Safety Inspection Laws04/24. California Meat Plant Owner Sentenced For Violating Federal Meat Inspection Laws04/24. ALLERGEN SEMINAR OFFERED BY WAMFS04/24. USDA-ARS SR. SCIENTIST DR. NELSON A. COX WINS 2002 NFPA FOOD04/24. FSIS TO RELEASE NEW MEAT SAFETY DIRECTIVES04/24. SICK OF FOOD SCARES?04/24. NEW RESEARCH IDENTIFIES PROBIOTIC THAT CAN REDUCE E. COLI04/24. Animal Antibiotics Speed Resistance in People04/24. FRONTLINE VIEWS OLD NEWS IN "MODERN MEAT"04/24. INTERVENTIONS SOURCE OF MEAT SAFETY IMPROVEMENT04/24. WATER-BORNE PATHOGEN NOT ALWAYS WHAT IT APPEARS TO BE04/24. NCL SAYS 'NATURAL' DOESN'T MEAN 'SAFE'04/24. THE TRUTH ABOUT OYSTERS04/24. CHINA GROUP URGES EU TO DROP ``UNFAIR'' SEAFOOD BAN04/24. Salmonella tops Campylobacter as leading cause of foodborne04/24. No change expected in Salmonella rules for school lunches04/24. Industry, Consumer Groups Say New Law Will Do Little to Prot04/24. USDA Sets Food Safety Meeting for May 6-704/24. FDA Official Says Farm Practices, Food-Borne Illness are Linked04/24. PBS' "Modern Meat" Documentary Falls Short of the Full Picture04/24. State kills more deer, elk to eradicate disease04/24. Cancer risk in crisps, french fries, bread -study04/24. E. Coli, salmonella illnesses reduced, CDC says04/24. New Computer Model Aids Pan-Fried Meat Patty Study04/24. Fine after bolt found in black pudding04/24. Russian Viruses May Replace Antibiotics04/24. CALL FORBETTER MEAT LABELLING04/24. BSE ban on older meat may be lifted04/24. Antibiotic resistance action could be "too late"04/24. HAZARD ALERT - Additional food products may contain Chloramphenicol
04/24. California Firm Has Recalled Beef Products Apr 2304/24. California Firm Recalls Beef Products For Possible Salmonella Contamination
04/23. Foodborne Illnesses Post Dramatic Six-Year Decline04/23. Preliminary FoodNet Data on the Incidence of Foodborne Illnesses04/23. Recent Speeches: Updated April 23, 2002 04/23. USDA Announces Additional Steps to Reduce Pathogens in Raw Ground Beef04/23. Current Status of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)
04/23. Milk Tainting Puts Farmers on Alert, Some Reluctantly04/23. FRANCE ASKS FOR EXTRA EU TIME OVER MAD COW DISEASE04/23. NEW BOOK ADVOCATES LOCAL MANAGEMENT OF WATER SUPPLY - 2003:04/23. Virginia adopts new plan for controlling avian influenza04/23. USDA data shows HACCP reduced salmonella prevalence in raw meat04/23. Activists flooding USDA with anti-GMO e-mails; industry response needed04/23. FDA Wants Deer Disease Eradicated04/23. Russia Accuses U.S. of Exporting Tainted Poultry04/23. Report shows impact of poor sanitation on world’s health04/23. DOW awaits test results04/23. STORES RECALL INFECTED HAM Apr 20 200204/23. Aumsville Water Tests Positive For E. Coli04/23. U.S. food supply is getting safer, figures suggest04/23. Let firms police selves, panel says04/23. HEALTH ALERT - Additional food products may contain Chloramphenicol 04/22. USDA Announces Scientific Symposium on Pathogen Reduction04/22. Notice of public meeting: Pathogen Reduction: A Scientific Dialogue04/22. Proper Handling and Cooking Prevents Foodborne Illness04/22. FOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE ANNUAL MEETING -FOOD SAFETY MEETING04/22. LABORATORY FENDS OFF FOODBORNE FOES04/22. RAISIN QUESTIONS04/22. STATEMENT OF THE AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE ON FRONTLINE'S "MOD04/22. PBS DOCUMENTARY IGNORES POSITIVE NEWS FROM MEAT INDUSTRY, AM04/22. MEAT SAFETY04/22. TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED BY ST. PAUL, MINN., COMPANY MAKES BEEF04/22. DANGEROUS TOXIN ALERT CLOSES NEW BRUNSWICK WATERS TO SHELLFI04/22. TAINTED HONEY PROMPTS RECALL OF POPULAR FOODS04/22. IMPROVING INTERNATIONAL FOOD STANDARDS WORK FAO04/22. HOW WE MEASURE FOOD POISONING TRENDS04/22. MEASURING FOODBORNE ILLNESS LEVELS04/22. PRELIMINARY FOODNET DATA ON THE INCIDENCE OF FOODBORNE ILLNE04/22. FSIS to convene meeting on pathogen reduction in May04/22. Lawmaker seeks money to fight CWD04/22. Chronic wasting disease: Drastic changes aimed at hunting04/22. Hepatitis Aftermath: Owners Must Try to Save Businesses04/22. Families in western Lauderdale struggle with contaminated water04/22. Grocer won't allow 'hot-dog huts'04/22. Food Fight On Capitol Hill04/