Public Health
Long Covid Is Protected by the ADA and May Require Accommodations
Did you know … not only is Long Covid “real,” but a person with Long Covid is protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act
January 24, 2024
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Food Safety
What Will FDA’s Proposed Reorganization Mean for the Industry?
A vast array of suggestions and proposals have arisen over the years for changes to the U.S. food regulatory system – from both within
January 23, 2024
Public Health>Communicable Disease
Legionnaires’ Disease: What it is and Why it is a Concern
Infectious disease outbreaks can occur at virtually any time and anywhere. They can be transmitted through a variety of means (e.g., respiration, touch, food
January 17, 2024
Food Safety
How Can Past Outbreaks Help Prevent Future Incidents?
When an outbreak appears to be caused by an FDA-regulated human food, a team from the agency’s Coordinated Outbreak Response & Evaluation (CORE) Network
January 16, 2024
Canada
What Does California’s Finalized “Prop 12” Mean to Canadian Producers?
California’s “Proposition 12,” allowing only food from farm animals housed under specific standards to be sold in the state, went into full effect on
January 11, 2024
Public Health>Communicable Disease
Avian Influenza Prevalence of Human Infection Remains Low
Although highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) avian influenza outbreaks in poultry are continuing to be reported at commercial poultry farms in both the U.S.
January 10, 2024
Food Safety
California Animal Housing Regulation: Comply or No Sale!
California’s “Prop 12” is now fully in effect as of January 1st, allowing only food from farm animals housed under specific standards to be
January 9, 2024
FDA Warning Letters
FDA Issues Warning Letter to RTE Bakery: Serious Violations of CGMPs and PC Rule Uncovered
Serious violations of CGMPs and the PC Rule, along with multiple instances of Listeria species in the production environment, of an RTE bakery caused
January 3, 2024
Public Health
Anthrax Infections Very Rare in U.S.
An anthrax outbreak with cases at a higher than the typical rate, is ongoing in five African countries, likely linked to the reality of
January 3, 2024
