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Safety & Security: Page 232
Regulations
Chipotle Outbreak Sends Stock Spiraling
Chipotle
The chain suffered its worst stock decline in seven months after a suspected norovirus outbreak at one of its restaurants threatened to renew the company’s food-safety crisis.
Regulations
European Police Dismantle Network Selling Illegal Horse Meat
Sixty-six people were arrested as part of a four-year investigation prompted by the discovery in Ireland of horse meat in burgers sold as beef.
Risk/Compliance
Academics Warn Brexit Could Cause Unprecedented Food Disruption
Three leading UK food academics published a paper that warns Brexit could disrupt supply and prices for food in the UK on a scale "unprecedented for an advanced economy outside of wartime."
Emerging Technologies
30+ Trendsetting Technologies
This year's hottest software and technology tools optimizing the food supply chain.
Emerging Technologies
Blockchain and the Food Chain: A Track & Trace Dream Team?
Adapting the financial technology can make the food system safer.
Regulations
Deadly Bacteria Threatens World’s Olive Oil Supply
About half the world’s olive oil comes from Spain’s estimated 340 million olive trees, and experts fear the arrival of the bacteria could devastate the harvest.
Risk/Compliance
Snack Food Giant Mondelez Expects Revenue Loss Following Cyberattack
The company said its preliminary estimate of the impact indicates a 3 percent slice off its revenue growth rate for the quarter.
Regulations
Vinh Hoan USA Issues Recall of Fish Products After Failing to Comply with FSIS Import Requirements
Vinh Hoan USA Inc., a Tustin, California firm, is recalling approximately 84,000 pounds of imported frozen Swai fillet products that were distributed into U.S. commerce without meeting federal requirements
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Effects of Global Cyberattack Still Felt at Maersk's L.A. Port Terminal
A.P. Moller- Maersk
The largest terminal at the Port of Los Angeles remained closed Thursday as Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk continued to grapple with effects of a cyberattack that rippled across numerous countries Tuesday.
Regulations
Brazil Seeking 1,600 More Meat Inspectors Following U.S. Ban
Brazil conceded that the government needs 1,600 more inspectors at meatpacking facilities but also questioned the swift ban imposed by the United States on shipments of fresh Brazilian beef.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Maersk’s IT Systems Targeted by Latest Cyberattack
A.P. Moller- Maersk
Shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk said a cyberattack caused outages at its computer systems across the world on Tuesday.
Packaging
What's Up With Labels?
What foodservice operators need to know to streamline their food labeling processes, stay compliant with food codes and reduce waste.
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