Les Fermes Lufa brand broccoli microgreens are being recalled in Canada because of pathogenic E. Coli. The implicated product was distributed online and in Ontario and Quebec, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. This recall was triggered by the company. There have been no reported …
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South Mill Champs slams US duty decision
South Mill Champs is challenging a preliminary US Department of Commerce decision imposing countervailing duties on fresh Canadian mushroom imports. The post South Mill Champs slams US duty decision appeared first on Just Food.
Nestlé hits back at fresh cereulide claims
Nestlé has labelled fresh claims in Europe about the company’s recall of infant formula earlier this year “inaccurate and misleading”. The post Nestlé hits back at fresh cereulide claims appeared first on Just Food.
Barilla adds capacity at US pasta factory
Italy’s Barilla is set to expand its pasta factory in New York state under a two-phase project aimed at increasing its production capacity in the US. The post Barilla adds capacity at US pasta factory appeared first on Just Food.
“No-one’s done that in the US before” – John Foraker talks strategy at Once Upon a Farm
CEO and co-founder John Foraker discusses his outlook for Once Upon a Farm and the company’s recent push into the UK. The post “No-one’s done that in the US before” – John Foraker talks strategy at Once Upon a Farm appeared first on Just Food.
GCC trade deal an “exciting opportunity” for UK food and drinks industry, FDF chief says
UK food and drinks producers are set to benefit from the removal of £580m ($779m) of import tariffs in a trade deal struck with the GCC. The post GCC trade deal an “exciting opportunity” for UK food and drinks industry, FDF chief says appeared first …
Protein fever fuels innovation
Demand for protein has taken off in recent quarters but, amid the proliferation of food products packed with the nutrient, how can brands stand out? The post Protein fever fuels innovation appeared first on Just Food.
FDA investigating new Salmonella outbreak
Federal officials are investigating a new outbreak of Salmonella Typhimurium infections. The Food and Drug Administration reports that 16 people have been infected. The agency has not revealed the patients’ ages or where they live. The source of the Salmonella has not yet been determined. …
USDA move to decommission Beltsville Research Center sparks food safety and legal concerns
The USDA’s plan to decommission the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC) and disperse its research units, including the Environmental Microbial and Food Safety Laboratory (EMFSL), is drawing criticism from scientists, food safety advocates, and Maryland lawmakers who say the move could disrupt critical food safety …
HUS cases hit new low in Argentina
Figures from Argentina show a decline in cases of a serious condition that can develop during E. coli infections. Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS) is a notifiable condition in the country. HUS is a severe complication associated with E. coli infections that causes kidney failure and …
