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Avian flu has been found in more animals and a human, prompting calls for diligence

 By Peter Romeo on Apr. 04, 2024

Authorities say the contamination has spread to the nation's largest egg producer and a 12th dairy herd, but the impact on prices has yet to be seen.

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One Fair Wage's alternative to ServSafe draws fire

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 08, 2023

A beta version of the $5 food-safety training program needs to get rid of some bugs, says an expert on the topic. But its producers say the issue is politics, not a dispute over best practices.

Food

FDA issues a warning about Canadian oysters

By Peter Romeo on Oct. 27, 2023

The agency is warning restaurants to discard the shellfish if it was supplied during the last 17 days by a Canadian harvester, Future Seafoods.

Food

FDA urges restaurants along the East Coast to watch out for certain oysters

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 07, 2023

If the shellfish was harvested at a certain time last month in the Groton, Conn., area, it could be contaminated, the agency warned.

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Listeria-contaminated milkshakes kill 3 in Washington, health officials report

By Peter Romeo on Aug. 21, 2023

Three other patrons of a Frugals fast-food restaurant in Tacoma were hospitalized but survived, the state said. The listeria was found in ice cream machines.

Workforce

CDC traces 40% of foodborne-illness outbreaks to infected workers

By Peter Romeo on May 30, 2023

The finding is likely to foster efforts to mandate paid sick leave.

Technology

Ecolab invests in Miso Robotics, maker of Flippy

By Joe Guszkowski on May 18, 2023

As part of the multi-million-dollar-investment, the companies plan to work together on automated cleaning solutions.

Topics

Food safety is still an issue—here’s how technology can help

Sponsored content from our partner TransAct Technologies on Mar. 13, 2023

Food safety remains a critical concern for restaurants, as it not only affects the health and well-being of their customers but can also have significant financial and reputational consequences.

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The attacks on ServSafe badly need a scrubbing

By Peter Romeo and Nancy Kruse on Feb. 10, 2023

Sweet & Sour: Critics are blasting the life-saving program as a con job. They apparently prefer to kill the truth instead of germs.

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Senators demand an accounting of how ServSafe fees are used

By Peter Romeo on Feb. 06, 2023

Six have sent a letter to the National Restaurant Association asking for more details about how the group uses proceeds from the food-safety program to fund lobbying.

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