The coronavirus pandemic is changing our lives in just about every way. From stores and restaurants closing to practicing social distancing, everyone is being forced to learn new habits and new ways of living. Is the coronavirus pandemic forcing you to cook? This is a great time to learn about food safety. In 2015, for … Read more
Food Poisoning Bulletin has been telling consumers for years about safe food handling to help prevent serious foodborne illness. Unfortunately, many raw meats and produce for sale in this country are contaminated with enough bacteria to make someone sick, so the consumers is the last defense against illness. How you handle and cook these foods … Read more
A new tool for cookbook authors that is intended to improve consumers’ food safety behaviors at home has been launched. Safe Recipe Style Guide was issued by the Partnership for Food Safety Education. It will be used for any recipe writer and provides specific recipe text to address food safety issues in home kitchens. The … Read more
According to the FDA’s Weekly Enforcement Report for the week of February 10, 2016, Albertson’s LLC is recalling Dockside Classic Crab and Lobster Cakes because they may not have been transported at a safe temperature. If perishable foods are held at temperatures between 40°F and 140°F, pathogenic bacteria can grow. The recalled products are Dockside … Read more
Galant Food Company, San Leandro, Calif. establishment, is recalling an additional 130 pounds of beef piroshki products because the meat filling used in the products did not meet its cooking critical limit. This recall is an expansion of a previously announced recall. The expanded recall includes 6.5-oz. Paramount Beef and Cheese Piroshki sold 12 per … Read more
Galant Food Company of San Leandro, California is recalling approximately 410 pounds of beef piroshki products because the meat filling used in the products did not meet its cooking critical limit. People who have purchased these product should not eat them. The recalled products were sold in the San Francisco area and in Northern California. … Read more
Monogram Comfort Foods in Indiana is recalling 607 pounds of uncured beef hot dogs because they may have been held at too high temperatures in the distribution chain. The problem was found during a routine check by a warehouse that received the product. The product was stored in dry storage instead of the freezer. No … Read more