Food Safety

agriculture-inputs

Weed killer in cereal usually refers to herbicide residues that can appear in grains and grain-based foods from preharvest or postharvest uses, drift, contaminated water or soil...

Public Health

A listeria outbreak occurs when a cluster of illnesses is linked to a common contaminated source, typically food. It is caused by infection with Listeria monocytogenes, a bacter...

Insect Control

An electric fly killer (often called an electric fly zapper or insect killer) uses ultraviolet (UV) or blue-spectrum light to attract insects, then delivers a lethal electric sh...

food-safety

Raw chicken can carry Salmonella bacteria, and the chance of getting sick depends on whether the chicken is contaminated, how it is handled, and whether it is cooked to a safe t...

food-safety

Knowing whether your goldfish snack falls on a goldfish recall list is essential for everyday food safety. A recall list tracks products removed from sale because of contaminati...

food-safety

Goldfish crackers are low-moisture, shelf-stable snacks with a relatively long usable life when stored properly. The expiration or "best by" date typically reflects peak quality...

food-safety

Recent recalls involving ground beef at Shoprite have raised concerns about food safety and proper handling. This guide explains what triggers a recall, how to identify affected...

food-safety

As of the most recent available reports, there is no single active nationwide recall for all romaine lettuce; advisories have been targeted to specific lots linked to Cyclospora...

food-science

Is meatloaf alive is a status question that can look simple but rests on how you define life and how you refer to the dish itself. Meatloaf, as a prepared food, is not alive in...

recall on granola bars

When a recall on granola bars is announced, it typically involves specific brands, flavors, or batch codes tied to contamination, allergen mislabeling, foreign object concerns,...