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Folks driving past suburban Stop & Shop locations this week might wonder why laborers are suddenly concerned about food safety. To onlookers, the protesters at mini-malls from Dedham to Framingham likely appear to be good Samaritans in work boots who...
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Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of Cost Plus World Market stainless steel cookware due to a burn hazard. The handles on the stainless steel pots and pans imported from India by Cost Plus Inc. of Oakland, Calif., can break,...
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The packages that should be discarded are 10-ounce "Cut n'Clean Greens," from San Miguel Produce Inc. of Oxnard, Calif., with a "use by" date of 11/9/2009 and the lot code of 14398. Only 24 bags fitting that description were shipped to Ohio, the company...
Tags: San Miguel Produce Inc., Ohio Department of Agriculture, El Salvador, San Miguel, Produce, Vegetable, ETA, Refrigerator, Leaf vegetables, Kale, Listeria, Disaster Accident
Pregnant women may get ill from Listeria at lower doses than previously thought, U.S. researchers found. The risk of fetal or infant mortality among pregnant women who consume food containing 1 million cells of the food-borne pathogen Listeria monocytogenes...
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The wieners had been sold in stores nationally. A listeriosis outbreak at a Maple Leaf Foods plant in Toronto last year was linked to the deaths of 22 Canadians and prompted an investigation into food inspection practices around the country. The release...
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Maple Leaf Foods said Wednesday the meat processor never discussed listeria-related food safety problems with Canadian officials prior to the 2008 outbreak...Maple Leaf was responding to published reports that hand-written notes from that meeting indicated...
Tags: Maple Leaf Foods, listeriosis outbreak, Listeria, food safety, Radio-Canada
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is implementing new changes in Listeria testing and reporting requirements in plants producing ready-to-eat meat. The agency says the enhanced measures will centre around early detection, reporting and control of Listeria...
Tags: Listeria, listeria testing, eat meat, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, canadians food, testing rules, enhanced measures, early detection, federal government
Powder Chocolate Energy Shake Mix because the product contains undeclared milk, which could cause a severe or life-threatening reaction in people allergic to milk. No allergic reactions have been reported, according to the La Jolla, Calif., company. The...
Tags: Old Style Pastrami, Listeria
Canada's food watchdog is recalling certain Savco brand sandwiches because they may be tainted with Listeria monocytogenes . The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Wdnesday the sandwiches were sold in vending machines in Ontario's Sarnia region.
Tags: Listeria
taff reporter Two-thirds of Maple Leaf meat samples collected from Toronto hospitals and nursing homes tested positive for a virulent strain of listeria just before the country's largest food recall, according to confidential data obtained by the Toronto...
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