Food Court News March 16 – Weekly Briefing (audio)
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In this weeks summary of food news:
- Pink Slime Update” Food Court and Food Court News reported last week on the brewing controversy over pink slime in school lunches. This week the controversy comes to a possible conclusion.
- Illnesses linked to Imported Foods: A new report from the CDC shows an increasing trend with imported food and outbreaks
- Wasted Food: Experts find 30 to 50 percent of world’s food thrown away.
- Staples: The FDA sent Staples Inc. a warning letter after rodents and gnawed snacks were found in a warehouse.
- Fish Fraud: A new focus is placed on economic and labeling fraud in seafood products.
- Food Safety Modernization Act Updates: two new announcements from the FDA on implementing FSMA.
- No comments Posted in: Other Food News, Weekly Briefing Tags: CDC, Food Court, food law, Food News, food safety, Food Safety Modernization Act, FSMA, pink slime, Podcast, Recall, school lunches, Staples Inc.
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