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Regulations
Don't be Scared as the Summer of Recalls Continues
Produce-based food recalls have been becoming a common occurrence this summer, and while the salad bar is seeing less consumer action, the CDC released a report of other foods that are more prone to outbreaks.
Produce1
Risk/Compliance
Federal Report Finds That Canadians Lack Food Safety Knowledge
According to research done by the Canadian government, Canadians are becoming less aware of how to safely handle and prepare food.
Food Safety
Regulations
Romaine Lettuce Recalled—Again
Chiquita Brands International | Fresh Express
Just weeks after romaine lettuce was deemed safe to eat, another recall has been placed on the produce for cyclospora concerns.
Caesar Salad
Risk/Compliance
Tariffs Freeze-Out Pork Exports
Pork and ham products are facing a border-line standstill in exports to China.
Pork
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Cosco's Network Restored After Cyberattack
A week following a cyberattack,Cosco has fully restored its network.
Cosco
Regulations
Irish Berry Supply Chain Warned of Virus Risk
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is advising residents to boil imported frozen berries before eating after being warned of Hepatitis A and norovirus contamination.
Berries
Risk/Compliance
Brazil Freight Policy Harms Grains Trade
Cargill
Cargill believes Brazil's new road freight policy has the potential to impact grains trading and drive up costs.
Grains
Risk/Compliance
Trade War Causes Coke to Raise Prices
Coca-Cola Company
Prices of aluminum are rising, causing Coca-Cola to hike up consumer prices.
Coke
Worker Safety
Safety First, Reducing Liability Second
CarriersEdge
While reducing liability is a plus, keeping people safe should be the primary goal of freight companies.
Mark Murrell
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Cosco's US Operations Suffers Cyber Attack
Cosco's US operations suffered from a cyber attack, compromising the carrier's ability to communicate with its vessels, customers, vendors and marine terminals.
Cosco
Risk/Compliance
Trump Administration Attempts to Ease Farmers' Pain
The Trump administration is expected to give $12 billion to aid farmers that are being hit with retaliatory tariffs from some of the US' strongest trading allies.
Farming
Regulations
Four Varieties of Goldfish Crackers Recalled
No snack seems to be safe as Pepperidge Farms pulls four varieties of Goldfish Crackers off the shelves in fear of salmonella contamination.
Goldfish
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