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Software & Technology
TOMI Environmental Solutions Partners with Arkema to Develop the Market for Fogging Technology in Food Safety
The companies will address the need in the industry for a non-bleach, quick and effective food safety process.
Tomi
Risk/Compliance
California Asparagus Growers Troubled by Import and Labor Issues
Labor costs are driving down asparagus growers.
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Regulations
Gold Medal Unbleached Flour Recalled
General Mills
Five-pound bags of Gold Medal unbleached flour tested positive for salmonella.
Flour
Regulations
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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Regulations
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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Transportation
Mexican Fuel Shortages Threaten Avocado Shipments
A party without guac? Fuel shortages in Mexico may prevent avocado shipments to get to the U.S. in time for pop culture's biggest events.
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Software & Technology
WWF Launches Blockchain to Track Food in the Supply Chain
WWF-Australia and BCG Digital Ventures partnered together to create the platform, OpenSC.
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Regulations
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.
Food
Regulations
Recalls of Meat Up 83 Percent Since 2013
Hazardous meat and poultry recalls over the last six years have grown by 83 percent, according a new repo
Meat
Food Safety
FDA Resumes Food Safety Inspections
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
FDA officials resumed high-risk inspections on Tuesday.
Lettuce
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Truckers Get a Victory at LA Port
Port of Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for drivers to sue trucking companies, potentially making a major impact on the labor battle that has been surrounding the port of Los Angeles for years.
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Transportation
Chocolate Floods Arizona Road
A tanker filled with 40,000 pounds of chocolate rolled over on an interstate state in Arizona, leaving a sweet mess for those to clean up.
Choclate Spill
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