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What Is Salmonella?
Salmonella is a bacteria that lives in the intestines of people and animals — causing more than 1 million foodborne illnesses in the U.S. every year. These are the recommendations from the CDC and FDA to prevent salmonella infection.
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Over 120K Pounds of Ground Beef Recalled Over Possible E. Coli Contamination
The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said more than 120,000 pounds of ground beef products have been recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.
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115 Tons of Pork Products Recalled for Possible Listeria Contamination
More than 230,000 pounds of fully cooked ham and pepperoni products from Alexander & Hornung are being recalled for possible listeria contamination, the Food Safety and Inspection Service said.
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A Harvard Nutritionist and Brain Expert Says She Avoids These 5 Foods That ‘Weaken Memory and Focus'
It’s never too late to start eating in a way that gives you the best possible chance of staving off dementia as you age and making sure that your brain stays sharp and healthy. Here are the foods a Harvard nutritionist tries to avoid.
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How Long Do Thanksgiving Leftovers Last?
They’re good for a few days if they’re stored safely.
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New Law Works to Keep Cancer-Causing Chemical Out of Food Boxes
A new law aims to keep the cancer-causing chemical PFAS out of many food boxes.
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CDC Investigating Mysterious Salmonella Outbreak Across 25 States
The CDC is investigating the cause of a mysterious salmonella outbreak across 25 states that affected over a hundred people.
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The Rise of the Organic Food Market
The organic food industry is a booming business. U.S. organic sales surged in 2020 by 12.4% to $61.9 billion.
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How This Ex-Intel Boss Became an ‘Accidental Environmentalist' Fighting to Eliminate Single-Use Plastics
Troy Swope started his career running a materials engineering group at Intel. Now he’s the founder of a compostable container company Footprint, with large customers including McDonald’s and Conagra.
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Latest Stimulus Bill Expands 15% Food Stamp Boost Through September. Here's What You Need to Know
The most recent stimulus package extends boosted food stamps through September for millions of American families.
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What to Do With Food in Your Fridge After a Major Power Outage
Power outages are common in winter. If you’re one of the residents who has lost power, you may already be dealing with a lot of unfortunate circumstances — don’t let spoiled food be another thing to add to your plate.
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New Stimulus Package Makes It Easier to Qualify for Food Stamps. Here's What You Need to Know
The most recent stimulus package will increase monthly food stamps for families by 15%. It also makes it easier to qualify for the benefit.
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Taco Bell Pulls 2.3M Pounds of Seasoned Beef From Restaurants, Distribution Centers Due to ‘Metal Shavings'
Kenosha Beef International is recalling some of its Taco Bell seasoned beef products that may be contaminated with metal shavings, according to the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service.
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12 Kids Served Expired String Cheese at New Haven School
New Haven Public School officials are investigating after 12 kids were served expired string cheese at lunch at a public magnet school on Monday.
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New USDA Study: Washing Raw Poultry Increases Risk of Contaminating Foods, Surfaces
It’s an age-old debate that has divided the culinary community and earlier this year sparked a lively debate on social media: To wash or not to wash raw poultry. Legendary chef Julia Child was a proponent of washing raw chicken, and often advised viewers of her cooking shows to do the same. But, health experts have for years advised against...
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‘Delivery Guy Licked Your Drink': Jimmy John's Delivery Driver Caught on Camera Putting Mouth on Drink
A Jimmy John’s delivery driver was caught on camera apparently putting his mouth on a customer’s drink before delivering an order in a northwest Chicago suburb.
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Restaurants Could Be 1st to Get Genetically Modified Salmon
Inside an Indiana aquafarming complex, thousands of salmon eggs genetically modified to grow faster than normal are hatching into tiny fish. After growing to roughly 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) in indoor tanks, they could be served in restaurants by late next year. The salmon produced by AquaBounty are the first genetically modified animals approved for human consumption in the U.S....
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Tyson Recalls 190,757 Pounds of Chicken After Complaints From Schools
Tyson Foods, Inc. has recalled about 190,757 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritter products across the country after three complaints from schools where hard plastic was found in a breaded chicken product, the USDA announced. The chicken was produced from one distribution center on Feb. 28 under the establishment number “P-1325” and sent to “institutional foodservice locations,” which includes schools, according...
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Tyson Recalls 190,757 Pounds of Chicken After Complaints From Schools
Tyson Foods, Inc. has recalled about 190,757 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritter products across the country after three complaints from schools where hard plastic was found in a breaded chicken product, the USDA announced. The chicken was produced from one distribution center on Feb. 28 under the establishment number “P-1325” and sent to “institutional foodservice locations,” which includes schools, according...
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‘Sell By' or What? US Pushes for Clarity on Expiration Dates
If milk is a few days past its “Sell By” date, is it safe to drink? U.S. regulators are urging food-makers to be more consistent with labeling terms like “Best By” and “Enjoy By” that cause confusion. By clarifying the meaning of such dates, they are trying to prevent people from prematurely tossing products and to reduce the mountains of...