Several Congressional hearings will be held this week related to the Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak. The hearings will focus on various things — trace back, how
Back in the spinach crisis of 2006, many spoke of the importance of efforts to get compensation for innocent spinach farmers who had been crushed
With publications filled with reports on food prices and scarcity, it is useful to come across some sanity from Steve Malanga, a senior fellow at
When we started our Perishable Thoughts section, we figured it would be fairly simple. We knew we would get lots of great quotes in from
I am a food industry environmental lawyer and love your writing, which I only recently discovered at a conference in California. In particular, you’ve done
We are out at PMA’s Foodservice Conference and the focus is on the glamorous world of TV chefs — with Cat Cora, the first female
Our piece, FDA Finds One Jalapeno With Salmonella Saintpaul And asserts Authority To Bankrupt Innocent Parties As Part Of FDA’s Pursuit of Vague “Public Health”
The FDA and CDC are in control right now. With letters from the Florida Tomato Exchange and especially the one from Senator Tom Harkin, the
We’ve run many pieces on irradiation, including one specifically on tomatoes, entitled Irradiation Holds Promise For Tomato Pathogen Reduction, which featured an interview with Dr.
We’ve run a number of pieces in which we have speculated on the likely cause for this Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak. One of the possibilities we
