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It s now illegal to sell (some) raw chicken products with Salmonella

And Big Chicken isn't happy

United statesSandra eskinTom vilsackMike brownCenters for diseaseInspection serviceNational chicken councilUnited states department of agricultureNational lawUnited states departmentUnder secretary sandra eskinNational law reviewPresident bidenAgriculture secretary tom vilsackFederal registerPoultry products inspection act

Navigating Challenges In Food Safety Testing: A Comprehensive Review

Navigating Challenges In Food Safety Testing: A Comprehensive Review
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What To Do If You Get Food Poisoning While Traveling

Doctors share the best steps to take if foodborne illness interrupts your trip.

Mark fischerShengyi maoOhio state university wexner medical centerOhio state university wexner medicalFood poisoningMark fischerFoodborne illnessesShengyi maoForeign countryGastrointestinal issues

Report calls on FDA to finalize plan to trace source of foodborne illness outbreaks

While most of the food we eat is generally considered to be safe for consumers, sometimes it can get people sick.

Sarah sorscherSteve morrisDrug administrationUs government accountability officeRegulatory affairs for the centerCenters for diseaseDisease controlAccountability officeRegulatory affairsPublic interestFoodborne illnessFoodborne illnessesUs government accountability officeSteve morrisFood and drug administrationEnters for disease control and prevention

Report calls on FDA to finalize plan to trace source of foodborne illness outbreaks

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 128,000 people are hospitalized every year in the U.S. because of a foodborne illness and more than 3,000 people die each year.

Steve morrisSarah sorscherRegulatory affairs for the centerCenters for diseaseUs government accountability officeDrug administrationDisease controlAccountability officeRegulatory affairsPublic interestFoodborne illnessFoodborne illnessesUs government accountability officeFood and drug administrationSteve morrisEnters for disease control and prevention

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