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The Importance of Prevention in Safe Quality Food Programs

Tom Seadler

FDA May Bring Back More Unpaid Workers During Shutdown

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

While the government shutdown continues, the FDA calls on more furloughed workers to come back while unpaid.

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Romaine Lettuce Tests Continue Despite Government Shutdown

United Fresh Produce Association

The Romaine Task Force are pushing ahead for a preliminary report despite the the partial government shutdown.

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Food Safety Programs Dangerously Disrupted During Government Shutdown

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

The shutdown has already put important activities on hold, such as a special FDA testing program for romaine lettuce, which had widespread recalls three times in 2018.

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FDA Resumes Food Safety Inspections

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

FDA officials resumed high-risk inspections on Tuesday.

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FDA Halts Inspections as Government Shutdown Continues

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

The FDA, which oversees 80 percent of food supply, is hoping to bring inspectors back as early as next week to inspect high-risk facilities, but options are limited during the shutdown.

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Apply for the 2019 Food Logistics Champions: Rockstars of the Supply Chain Award

The award recognizes influential individuals in our industry whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped and attained milestones in the global supply chain.

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Emerging Trends in the Global Food Supply Chain

The complexities of moving food and beverages throughout the supply chain are ever growing. The Food Logistics' editors highlight a few trends in the year ahead.

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Top 10 Most Read Food Logistics Articles of 2018

It has been quite a year for the global food supply chain.

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Farm Linked to Romaine Outbreak Recalls Cauliflower and Other Lettuce

Last week, officials linked California-based farm Adam Bros. Farming to the most recent romaine lettuce outbreak, causing them to voluntarily recall other products that may be effected.

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Romaine Outbreak Traced Back to California Farm

The latest E. coli tainted romaine lettuce outbreak has been linked back to a reservoir on a farm in Santa Barbara County, California, though the leafy green still isn't safe to eat.

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87 More People Fall Ill From JBS Beef

Over 300 people have been infected with the outbreak strain of Salmonella Newport across 28 states.

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