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Safety & Security: Page 197
Regulations
9 More Sickened from Tainted Romaine
An additional nine people have fallen ill from eating E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce.
Cold Chain
Coldtainer Introduces Portable Cooling Containers for Precise Temperature Control
ColdtainerUSA
The refrigerated containers are a portable and cost effective technology for transporting food, medical and pharmaceutical supplies.
Regulations
Hy-Vee Partners With Suppliers to Fight Illegal Fishing
Hy-Vee Inc.
Hy-Vee has partnered with two of its suppliers and FishWise to trace products from fishing vessel to supermarket.
Regulations
JBS Tolleson Raw Beef Recall Continues
JBS USA
An additional 5.1 million pounds of ground beef has been recalled.
Risk/Compliance
Anchorage Food Supply Chain Spared After Earthquake
Anchorage was hit with a magnitude 7.0 earthquake on Friday morning, swaying the city's buildings and fraying citizens' nerves.
Risk/Compliance
China Places Pork Order Despite Steep Tariffs
The country placed its largest order for American pork since the trade war began.
Foodservice
Dunkin's Database May have Been Compromised
Dunkin' Donuts LLC
Dunkin' warns customers that some DD Perks accounts may have been hacked.
Regulations
Walmart May Have a Solution to the Romaine Recalls, Says FDA
Walmart
Walmart's blockchain technology may help prevent further outbreaks.
Risk/Compliance
Lab-Grown Meat Producers Look for Help From Real Meat Producers
Cell-based meat producers are looking toward meat producers to help with mass production.
Risk/Compliance
Transparency is Crucial in Maintaining Consumer Loyalty
Transparency is becoming increasingly more important to the food and beverage industry as consumers want to know where their food is coming from.
Regulations
Some Romaine Safe to Eat Again
Some romaine lettuce is safe to eat again after the CDC and FDA narrowed the harvesting region to central California.
Regulations
Contaminated Romaine Most Likely From California
The latest romaine lettuce recall has been linked back to California.
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