Kayem Foods is recalling ready-to-eat meat and poultry products over possible temperature abuse during storage. No illnesses have been confirmed.
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Publisher’s Platform: Seven Petitions, One Message: Tell Us What You Know, Test For What Kills, And Warn People Before They Eat It
A food safety lawyer says seven petitions ask FDA and USDA to strengthen testing, warnings, outbreak access and disclosure policies.
Oysters, Clams Linked To Salmonella Outbreak; River Closed To Harvesting
Virginia closed part of the Little Wicomico River to oyster and clam harvesting through Nov. 7 after shellfish were linked to a Pennsylvania Salmonella outbreak.
Food Safety Tips For Hurricane Recovery
Food Safety News lists steps for handling food, water and kitchen items after hurricane flooding or prolonged power outages.
FDA Begins Onsite Inspections In Outbreak Investigations
FDA has begun onsite inspections in investigations involving raw-milk cheese and an unexplained Listeria outbreak; inspection sites remain undisclosed.
FDA Announces Expanded Frozen Berry Recall Over E. Coli Concerns—Here’s The Full List Of Products
The recall now includes additional Great Value and Trader Joe’s frozen berry lots. Check product codes, affected locations and what consumers should do.
Hawaiian Bread Recalled Because Of Undeclared Milk
Flowers Foods recalled Nature’s Own Hawaiian Bread sold in five states because some packages did not declare milk. No related illnesses have been reported.
Want Your Pumpkins To Last Until Halloween? Do This Before You Carve It
Good Housekeeping says carved pumpkins usually last 3 to 5 days. Pick a healthy one close to carving day and keep it cool and out of sunlight.
Sprouting Seeds Recalled Because Of Potential Contamination With Salmonella, E. Coli
Todd’s Seeds is recalling 37,481 units of sprouting seeds sold online because they may contain Salmonella and/or E. coli.
Salmonella Outbreak Traced To Jalapeño Has Ended
The CDC says an outbreak of Salmonella Javiana linked to imported jalapeños sickened 488 people in 34 states and led to 65 hospitalizations.