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Food Safety

All About Eggs

Food Safety,Our Blog,Salmonella | October 22, 2024

Eggs are such a staple item in so many homes. They are literally in so many things and add a great source of nutrition. They are easy to prepare and can be turned into many popular recipes. I have to… read more

Can Drinking Alcohol Prevent Food Poisoning?

Food Safety,Our Blog | October 21, 2024

Many people enjoy having a drink with dinner or at a special event. Many people believe alcohol prevents food poisoning. Today we look at the bigger picture: can drinking alcohol prevent food poisoning? First lets find out what exactly food… read more

National Food Safety Month

Food Safety,Our Blog | October 18, 2024

National Food Safety Month is coming to a quick end but here at Make Food Safe we feel that you should participate in these practices every day of the year (even on Leap Day!) and wanted to share some reminders… read more

The Risks of Drinking Apple Cider

Food Safety,Our Blog | October 18, 2024

Apple season is here! We know people who draw the line between either liking pumpkin spice of apple cider and my goodness the social media arguments I have seen over those. Before you consume the warm and festive fall favorite… read more

Food Safety During Power Outages

Food Safety,Our Blog | October 13, 2024

With the recent storms that have absolutely ravaged the Southern United States its so important to remember food safety during power outages. Food spoilage happens a lot faster than some people realize and the last thing anyone needs is to… read more

Undercooked Bear Meat Leads to Sickness

Food Safety,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | October 10, 2024

After a year long investigation it has been found that undercooked bear meat leads to sickness. We often hear about people becoming ill from undercooked meats but we assume that it is the normal grocery store varieties of beef, pork,… read more

Congress Writes Letter to USDA Wanting Answers About Boar’s Head Listeria Outbreak

Food Policy,Food Safety,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | October 4, 2024

Members of Congress wrote a letter to USDA expressing concern over the agency’s response to the Boar’s Head Listeria outbreak. And they want answers. The general public does too. Because based on the questions asked, there were so many ways… read more

Cases of Bird Flu in Dairy Cows Continues to Rise as New Mexico Detects New Cases and Three New Farms in California are Added to the List

Food Safety,Our Blog,Raw Milk | September 30, 2024

Despite a lull in bird flu cases over the summer, new cases of bird flu in dairy cows continues to rise.  New Mexico has recently detected new cases. Their first since April. Meanwhile, three new dairy farms in California have… read more

FDA Reorganizes Departments and Roles as New Unified Human Foods Program Roles Out This Fall

Food Policy,Food Safety,Our Blog | September 19, 2024

A new Unified Human Foods Program created within the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a pointed organization aimed to clean up the failures seen within the agency over the past few years. This move comes after an… read more

Safely Handling Pet Food

Food Safety,Our Blog | September 19, 2024

Often we hear about recalls involving human foods but did you know there are pet food recalls as well? Today we look at safely handling pet food and how proper practices can keep both our pets and ourselves safe from… read more