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*To find specific topics, press Ctr+F * 11/30. There's No Shame in Having Food Allergies; Calls for Action
11/30. UFFVA, PMA offer food safety guidance for melon industry
11/30. Longmark Industries Targets Food Borne Illnesses with New
11/30. EU strengthens allergen labelling
11/30. EU experts meet to discuss problems with packaging chemical
11/30. South Korea Delays Decision to Resume U.S. Beef Imports
11/29. Preventing Health Risks Associated with Drinking Unpasteurized or Untreated Juice
11/29. Benzoates and sorbates in soft drinks survey
11/29. Guidance on preparing infant formula
11/29. Investigations continue into Northern Ireland coldstore
11/28. Tasty Toadstool or Fatal Fungus? Federal Researcher Makes Call
11/28. Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF)
11/28. Illinois to increase BSE surveillance to include feed
11/28. E. coli outbreak spawns first lawsuit
11/28. Researchers find animal antibiotics in vegetables
11/28. More fresh produce linked to Salmonella, CSPI says
11/28. Taiwan urged to lift ban on U.S. beef
11/28. Research reveals new strategy to reduce campylobacter in chi
11/28. Health experts hold key to food safety
11/27. EU scientists call for listeria alert network for food
11/27. Microbiological criteria related directives and decisions
11/27. Chemical safety - food contact materials
11/27. Microbiological criteria
11/27. Consultations: food safety
11/27. Food poisoning can be serious, doctors and vets have key
11/27. Raw milk
11/26. Sprouts in Canada
11/26. Canada zeroes in on prion diseases, including mad cow diseas
11/26. Lawsuit filed against parsley grower linked to WA, OR
11/26. Public advised to avoid eating mung bean sprouts
11/26. Salmonella controls on pigs to tighten
11/26. Activists dig through trash for food
11/26. Thermometers for Thanksgiving
11/26. Towards a national food safety strategy
11/25. BSE - annual reports
11/25. USDA searches for leaders in food safety innovations
11/25. Food inspections leave bad taste
11/25. Boil notice placed on Co. Limerick group water scheme
11/24. China-water panic
11/24. Bacterial film
11/24. Going public
11/24. Investigations continue into Northern Ireland coldstore
11/24. Changes to allergen labelling
11/23. EUROPE: EU says tainted Nestle baby milk unlikely to harm he
11/23. Tetra Pak phasing out chemical in milk and juice cartons
11/23. Nestlé baby milk recall begins due to concerns
11/23. More fresh produce linked to Salmonella, CSPI says
11/23. Sense of proportion vital in determining food risk
11/23. UCD researching food allergies
11/23. Thanksgiving tips: Hold the bacteria
11/23. Christmas food ban after E.coli
11/23. FOOD SAFETY NOMINATIONS REQUESTED
11/22. Investigations continue into Northern Ireland coldstore
11/22. Are we blowing food safety out of proportion?
11/22. NSF releases top ten places germs lurk in schools
11/22. Review urged on suspect sewage
11/22. Salmonella outbreaks linked to produce on the rise
11/21. SOUTH KOREA: Study shows Kimchi can prevent food poisoning
11/21. [Greece] Dangerous Manouri Cheese
11/21. Scottish youngsters' hygiene designs go live
11/21. Vegetables and fruits cause more US food illnesses
11/21. Contaminated Baby Milk Recalled in Europe
11/21. Food Handling Practices Uncovered At Restaurants
11/21. Food-Safety Agencies Mince Their Meats
11/20. KENYA: Kenya to adopt East African Community food safety rul
11/20. Korea step closer to resuming U.S. beef imports
11/20. FSIS OUTLINES PRIORITIES AT OUTREACH MEETING
11/20. FSIS PUBLISHES ALLERGEN Q&A
11/20. BC-Prion-Mad
11/19. List of specialised Committees and Task Forces - Codex Commi
11/19. Kimchi ‘can ward off food poisoning’
11/19. Sioux City Iowa sees major rebirth in breakthrough food tech
11/18. [NZ] Food safety agency eyes major cost recovery projects
11/18. Koizumi: Market will reopen before end of year
11/18. MICROBIAL TRAINING PROGRAM BEGINS
11/18. UK draft code of practice to usher in EU-wide hygiene laws
11/18. Industry relieved as chemicals law excludes food, ingredient
11/18. European developments in labelling allergenic foods
11/18. Czech customs officers impound health risk Turkish figs
11/18. Food safety for all
11/18. Government will maintain higher testing for mad cow disease
11/18. Safety alerts indicate continuing problems in EU countries
11/18. Handling venison safely ensures quality of meat
11/18. FDA asked to rescind use of carbon monoxide for meats
11/18. Supermarket Meat May Not Be as Fresh as You Think
11/18. Thanksgiving Dinner Safe From Bird Flu, Experts Say
11/18. Be smart when handling pets to avoid disease
11/18. County allows Missoula restaurant to reopen after salmonella
11/18. Drinking too much water, not E. coli, damaging kidneys
11/18. UCD food safety center put on hold
11/18. Multi-lingual seminars to promote food safety system
11/18. Audit finds lax food, restaurant inspections
11/18. Enjoy the turkey, but hold the bacteria
11/18. It May Be Hot Air, But Safe Eggs Rule the Roost
11/18. Cause Of Mad Cow Disease May Be Found In Milk: Study
11/18. USDA Offers Food Safety Advice For Your Thanksgiving Meal | En Español
11/18. [UK] Agency investigates Northern Ireland coldstore
11/17. U.S. to lift ban on older Canadian cattle within one year
11/17. Eat up! Region vouches for restaurants' food safety
11/17. Food Irradiation Processor's Association (FIPA) takes the le
11/17. National food safety campaign targets university students
11/17. Artificial sweetener causes cancer in rats at human levels
11/17. Scientist watches over food
11/17. Despite health dangers, demand is high for raw milk
11/17. No paper towels, no soap, no problem? Nope
11/17. Disbelief over cattle focus in E.coli probe
11/17. E.coli outbreak 'ended toilet paper ban'
11/17. Food contact materials - documents
11/17. List of agreements funded in FY 2005
11/17. FSIS awards more than $2.5 million for 2005 cooperative agre
11/17. U.S. to lift curbs on Canadian beef
11/17. International partnership for poultry safety
11/17. New ZAP Salmonella targets for pig producers
11/17. Water scare; False contamination alarm shows testing system
11/17. Man alleges ice cream contained poison
11/17. Food authority allays consumer concern about “food that glow
11/17. Tiny label on irradiated fruit angers environment group
11/16. Creation of consumer group devoted to protecting food and wa
11/16. Struck down by food bugs
11/16. Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF)
11/16. Raw food diets pose risk for pets and people
11/16. Work kitchens can be 'death traps'
11/16. 100 years ago: Safe milk
11/16. [UK] Guidance on the investigation and control of outbreaks of foodborne
11/14. Bylaw would force restaurants to make inspection reports
11/14. Dole facing lawsuits over bagged salads
11/14. Fifth international conference on emerging infectious diseas
11/14. Cider makers are feeling the press
11/14. E. coli warning posted
11/14. E coli and pesticide found in imported veggie test samples
11/14. UK starts new BSE testing rule
11/13. HIGHER BSE SAFE GUARDS PROMISED
11/13. Adjusting to allergies
11/13. U.S. Will Maintain Higher Mad Cow Standard
11/12. FDA targets lettuce industry with E. coli guidance
11/12. Desktop dining at work raises food safety issues
11/12. China, EU sign food safety agreement
11/11. [UK] £1.2 million for midwife disabled by food poison
11/11. [UK] Cutting plants licensed for OTM cattle
11/10. Nut allergies may not last, says study
11/10. ISO food safety certification underway in EU
11/10. UK's new BSE rules opens door to more beef supplies
11/10. FSIS Provides Questions and Answers to Notice 45-05
11/10. Discounted Sleeping Room Deadline for Allergens Conference
11/10. EFSA wants to standardize risk assessment methodology
11/10. PERSPECTIVE: potential for relaxing EU ban on beef exports
11/10. Ontario Food Protection Association 2005, 47th annual mtg
11/10. Respect your workmates: always wash your hands
11/10. Worms know bad food when they smell it
11/10. GAO scalds FDA on feed ban
11/10. Most Consumers Would Consider Cloned Meat, Says Study
11/09.