Lifestyle

The Fallacy of APHA vs Butz on the Salmonella situation

Frequently, APHA vs Butz (1974) is cited as a reason that Salmonella cannot be declared an adulterant. That decision was based in part on an unsubstantiated political opinion contrary to previous, contemporary, and following science. This column will discuss the history of the science. In 1969, The National Academy of Science (NAS) Committee on Salmonella…

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U.S. food safety concerns top NEHA’s ‘key environmental health’ statement

The Denver-based National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) has researched and carefully crafted a series of new policy statements in response to concerns from environmental health professionals and industry. The full policy statements are available at https://www.neha.org/government-affairs/neha-policy-statements . NEHA  represents more than 6,600 governmental, private, academic, and uniformed services sector environmental health professionals in the U.S.…

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Man jailed for running meat operation from car wash

A man has been given a 10-month jail sentence in England after pleading guilty to 39 food hygiene offences. Gent Jakupi of New Park St, Devizes and Andover Road, Ludgershall, pleaded guilty at Swindon Magistrates Court in October and was sentenced recently at Swindon Crown Court. Charges relate to the conditions found and the manner…

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Meat recalled for not being inspected

Erie Meat Products Ltd., the importer of record in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, is recalling approximately 1,224 pounds of fully cooked chicken bologna products that were imported and distributed into the United States without the benefit of FSIS import reinspection, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). FSIS is concerned…

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