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The following is a news release from Eastern Idaho Public Health. IDAHO FALLS — We have been notified by the Department of Environmental Quality that water serving properties located north of Sunnyside Road, in addition to properties west of Interstate 15, are under a precautionary boil order. RELATED | Boil advisory issued for large section […]

FDA issued 2022 edition of Food Code which represents best advice to address safety and protection of food offered at retail, food service; is intended to be model for adoption by state, local, tribal, territorial regulatory bodies. Sesame is major food allergen.

Reports show violations that were previously fixed to be out of compliance with health regulations again

Cellular Agriculture Australia published a paper that Australia is well-positioned to become a global leader in cellular agriculture. The Australian Food Authority is ready to approve foods made with this technology, referred to as cultured meat or cell based meat products.

Labeling regulations are a specialized, complex area of law. Understand these requirements to avoid costly mistakes. IFLR will offer training at a Food Labeling Workshop in Orlando, Florida, March 6-7, 2023.

Dining out away from home has become more and more common during the last few decades. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now reports three in five Americans enjoy a meal away from home at least once a week.

For the first time, three leading cultivated food industry associations are hosting a first-of-its-kind meeting this week in Singapore to formalize the launch of a global alliance to advance cultivated foods on the global stage.

Food safety inspections with critical violations conducted by the Galion City Health Department in August and September.

This article reviews the most consequential features of the regulatory framework governing food, beverage and cosmetic safety in Argentina, including the extent of manufacturers' liability and the rules surrounding product recalls.

Today, let’s discuss regulators and how to organize them.