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Hereford House Employee Charged with Alleged Acts of Intentional Food Contamination

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | September 10, 2024

A Hereford House employee has been charged with 33 felony counts related to alleged acts of intentional food contamination at the restaurant’s Leawood location near Kansas City, Missouri. After employment of around three weeks, lawsuits are rolling in against the… read more

Illegal Street Vendors in Maricopa County Sicken At Least 17 People, County Warns Public and Initiates Legal Action

Food Safety,Outbreaks & Recalls | September 4, 2024

Illegal street vendors in Maricopa County are responsible for at least 17 illnesses of food poisoning, says Maricopa County Environmental Services Department. In response to uncooperative street vendors, the County determined that “public outreach is necessary to reduce the risk… read more

FDA Warning Letter Issued to P&L Sprout Farm Highlights Bean Sprout Risks

Food Safety,Our Blog | September 4, 2024

Bean sprout risks are often overlooked. Stir fried, in salads, or on sandwiches. This crunchy addition to a meal may pose more risk than you realize. A recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Warning Letter issued to P&L Sprout… read more

Cucumber Salmonella Outbreaks

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | June 3, 2024

The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is currently investigating a Salmonella outbreak involving the rare Salmonella Africana strain. Today, a recall was announced for certain whole cucumbers due to “possible health risk” – Salmonella. Could these two announcements be… read more

Activated Charcoal for Food Poisoning Likely Ineffective

Our Blog | May 11, 2024

Activated charcoal has been a savior for many years when it comes to poisonings. But how does it hold up for food poisoning? Experts say that activated charcoal for food poisoning is likely ineffective. Chemical poisoning is very different from… read more

Food Recalls Reached Highest Levels in 2023 Since Pandemic. How is 2024 Shaping Up?

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | May 2, 2024

A report from the nonprofit group, U.S. Public Research Interest Group Education Fund, released this month indicated that food recalls in 2023 reached the highest levels since the COVID-19 pandemic. That year’s data may have seen a boost after a… read more

Reports of Food Poisoning at Chuck E Cheese and Other Violations Lands the Lexington Restaurant on “Enhanced Regulatory Enforcement” and Temporary Closure

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | April 28, 2024

Reports of food poisoning at Chuck E Cheese along with other violations lands the Lexington restaurant on “enhanced regulatory enforcement” and a temporary closure of the facility. It is a type of probation for a food business. More than 15… read more

Could Your “Doggie Bag” Be Doubly Dangerous? Certain Leftovers Have Higher Risk for Food Poisoning.

Bacillus,Food Safety,Our Blog | April 15, 2024

Could your doggie bag lead to food poisoning? Certain leftovers have a higher risk of spreading foodborne bacteria that can make you sick. Eating out is expensive. Probably now, more than ever. We still continue to eat out, albeit at… read more

Does the Five-Second Rule Stand Up to Science? Apparently, it Does!

Our Blog | April 13, 2024

Is the five-second rule real? Germ scientists say it is. On your mark. Get set! Go!!! Your favorite candy falls out of your hand, makes a perfect drop shot onto the counter that would make even Serena Williams proud, and… read more

Brewers Pitcher, Trevor Megill’s Concussion Related to Food Poisoning

Our Blog | April 7, 2024

Brewers pitcher Trevor Megill’s concussion was reportedly related to food poisoning. This head injury landed him on the injured list. Trevor Megill’s Concussion Didn’t Happen on the Field Concussions, while a very serious injury, are a risky part of a… read more