Taylor Farms de Mexico is voluntarily removing from its supply chain all iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico ...

The multistate Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico, served at Taco Bell locations and recalled by Taylor Farms de Mexico has expanded to nine states, with 1,947 ...

The company said its latest release expands Corrective and Preventive Action and Supplier Corrective Action Request ...

The Jungle Blue and Arctic Blue natural colors, previously available as powders, give food and beverage producers a choice of ...

The sponsorship provides Rejoice Nyarku support for continued post-doctoral research focused on foodborne pathogens, applied ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is able to detect foreign materials and other defects in food products faster and with more ...

Federal officials have linked 1,644 illnesses in five states to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell, though broader ...

FSIS laboratories are adding fluralaner and propoxur to the agency’s multiresidue screening methods for bovine muscle and ...

The agency says both color additives are no longer used by industry as it continues efforts to remove petroleum-based food dye authorizations.

The new method also detects mercury, which will be routinely reported for samples collected on or after July 20.

As part of the July/August Cover Story, QA Magazine interviewed Sharon K.K. Beals, Founder of SKKB-LLC. During the interview, Beals discussed her most unforgettable audit experiences and what she has ...