De Dios’s Ice Pops II LLC is recalling its 3.7 oz. packages of “popsicles” because they may contain undeclared milk, yellow #5, red #40, pecans and pistachios. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to these ingredients run the risk of serious or life-threatening …
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Greencore’s first-half profits hit by costs linked to Bakkavor acquisition
Greencore has issued its first results since the acquisition of Bakkavor, with a notable hit on the bottom line due to associated costs. The post Greencore’s first-half profits hit by costs linked to Bakkavor acquisition appeared first on Just Food.
DMK Group invests in German dairy plant
DMK Group is investing around €55m ($64m) to “significantly” expand the cooperative’s dairy site in Edewecht, Germany. The post DMK Group invests in German dairy plant appeared first on Just Food.
Pure Foods Tasmania promotes Robert Knight to CEO
Pure Foods Tasmania has promoted Robert Knight to the role of CEO and managing director. Knight has been a director since October 2024. The post Pure Foods Tasmania promotes Robert Knight to CEO appeared first on Just Food.
The new health-and-wellness paradigm in US food
For years, the consumer-packaged foods industry in the US benefited from relatively coherent health and wellness cycles. That is changing. The post The new health-and-wellness paradigm in US food appeared first on Just Food.
Confectionery brands seek paper packaging sweet spot
Facing challenges with cutting plastic, the world’s largest confectioners are testing paper packaging but progress remains patchy. The post Confectionery brands seek paper packaging sweet spot appeared first on Just Food.
FDA reports another Salmonella outbreak traced to moringa leaf powder
The FDA is investigating a new outbreak of Salmonella illnesses traced to moringa leaf powder. This time MOGO brand capsules are implicated. The new outbreak of Salmonella Typhimurium has sickened 18 people across 14 states. Seven people have required hospitalization, but no deaths have been …
Outbreak numbers related to backyard poultry flocks rising quickly
The number of people sickened by three multistate outbreaks of the Salmonella bacterium linked to backyard poultry flocks has skyrocket in recent months. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting there are 150 new cases since April 23, though the true number of sick …
Germany shares findings from long-term outbreak analysis
Insights from a decade of monitoring have revealed the main foods, causative agents, and contributing factors in outbreaks in Germany. Since 2015, the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL) and the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) have been collecting data on foodborne outbreaks …
Botulism cases under investigation in Italy
Italian officials suspect that a brand of olive and almond cream caused two cases of botulism. In early May, two adult patients, part of the same family, were hospitalized because of suspected botulism with epidemiological investigations led by experts from the Toscana Centro local health …
