What is a recall? FDA: A recall is a method of removing or correcting products that are in violation of laws administered by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Recall is a voluntary action
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I don't know if I'm a #murderino, but I definitely have My Favorite Murder on my shortlist of podcasts. It's a nice easy listen when I've had too much freakonomics/food safety talk/food job rocks and
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Thermometers are hawt. Fridges are chilly, ooo! Cross-contamination is...well you get the point. I watched the Great British Baking Show for the first time the other day. And along with the
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Almost exactly a year later. Huh. By Harbin (Own work) , via Wikimedia CommonsA recent bit of investigative journalism/adulteration fishing conducted by WJLA in Washington D.C. found
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Despite the giant piles of rules, summaries, fact sheets, and guidance for the various FSMA rules. FDA didn’t publish a simple list of effective compliance dates for all of the
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This post is a second shout out to the agencies that help keep our food supply safe-er than it would be without them. Check out the previous post which focused on the FDA. At FF&F, I’m often
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Source: Multnomah County Food Safety Blog. Check it out, it's awesome! http://www.chefsconnection.org/ Food safety is expensive, how do we reward companies that are taking the time to do it
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Each circle represents a city, larger circles indicate more inspections were performed in that city. Oregon Department of Agriculture has had some recent poor reviews regarding it's maintenance
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Source: Wikipedia Commons image by tsca. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hospital_room_ubt.jpeg Oftentimes when we talk about the importance of food safety, we bring up victim cases;
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I was looking over the SQF code the other day and pondering the phrase "food-grade" for lubricants and chemicals, then I got home and noticed the "food-grade" sticker on my CO2 canister in my