Well, rumor has it that the documentary version of the story of the 1993 Jack in the Box E. coli outbreak will be out in June 2023. When all thought it would go to the “silver screen” in January there was a rush to reprint the book.
Here are a few pages that made it
I know we expect to have an update on a Listeria outbreak linked again to leafy greens early this coming week. And, I appreciate the transparency of the FDA now listing investigation – even it the cause is not determined. The bigger question is how to prevent them from happening in the first place?
According to press reports of a recent FDA inspection, Global Pharma, the maker of eye drops linked to a deadly outbreak of drug-resistant infections in the US had a slew of manufacturing violations—from brown slime on filling equipment to a lack of basic measures and systems to ensure sterility—according to an inspection report released by
Over the last few months I have been dipping my toe into in-person conferences. This week I am off to Food Safety Tech’s Hazards Conference Series + CFI Think Tank in Ohio. I am looking forward to seeing some old and good friends.
This is frightening.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a bacteria that’s commonly found in the environment, for example in soil and water. It can be spread to people in health care settings through contaminated surfaces, hands, and equipment. It can cause serious infections in certain people.
As of March 14, 2023, CDC, in partnership with state and
I must admit, I seldom borrow anything from the former President or the First Lady, but this seemed to fit all too well.
Late in 2022 the public learned that infants may have been sickened, and possibly died, due to the consumption of Cronobacter tainted infant formula. The possible outbreak and the FDA investigation that followed
The first 100 people to email me at bmarler@marlerclark.com and leave their mailing address will get a free-t-shirt.
GET THE FACTS: WHY WE CAN NO LONGER TRUST THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION TO KEEP US SAFE FROM CONTAMINATED FOOD
Each year, millions of Americans are sickened, and thousands die from foodborne illness. And yet, the leadership of the
As reported at Food Safety News, on Feb. 23, Publisher Bill Marler and Food Safety News were honored by the New Jersey Association of Justice (NJAJ) with its Gold Medal for Distinguished Journalism.
But, before we get into the award, that was accepted by Jonan Pilet, who with Joe Whitworth, Coral Beach, Dan Flynn
I need to update my slide deck:
Food and ingredient manufacturing company Kerry Inc. pleaded guilty today to a charge that it manufactured breakfast cereal under insanitary conditions at a facility in Gridley
Statement of Jerold Mande, CEO, Nourish Science
FDA Proposed Redesign of Human Foods Program
I congratulate Dr. Califf and FDA for making a serious effort to address FDA’s many food failings. Unfortunately, they failed to use this hard work to produce a plan that solves the fundamental problems.
The #1 problem is inadequate resources including
