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Walmart Issues Nationwide Recall of More Than 16,000 Pounds of Beef Potentially Contaminated With E. Coli - Vimarsana News

Walmart Issues Nationwide Recall of More Than 16,000 Pounds of Beef Potentially Contaminated With E. Coli

Check your freezer.

Source: yahoo.com
Over 58,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Were Recalled For Potential Contamination - Vimarsana News

Over 58,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Were Recalled For Potential Contamination

The beef was shipped to distributors in Georgia and two other states.

Source: yahoo.com
PETA Contests USDA-FSIS's Animal Raising Claims Authority - Vimarsana News

PETA Contests USDA-FSIS's Animal Raising Claims Authority

People for Ethical Treatment of Animals PETA submitted petition to U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service requesting the Agency initiate rulemaking to remove animal raising claims from the Agency’s label approval process.

USDA FSIS Listeria monocytogenes Surveillance Update - Vimarsana News

USDA FSIS Listeria monocytogenes Surveillance Update

FSIS announced it discontinued its retail Lm surveillance because data analysis has shown that retailers have consistently followed a high percentage of recommendations. FSIS will continue steps to educate the industry on its Retail Lm Guidance and associated best practices.

USDA FSIS Pork Patty-Linked Lm Illness Outbreak Report - Vimarsana News

USDA FSIS Pork Patty-Linked Lm Illness Outbreak Report

In a November 19, 2021 Constituent Update, FSIS announced that it has posted its after-action review report for the investigation of a 2018 multi-state outbreak of Lm illnesses associated with ready-to-eat, Asian-style pork patty products that resulted in 4 hospitalizations