Some Advice For CDC And FDA
June 17, 2008
The government is doing two things that needlessly are raising concern among consumers. When this crisis is all over, the produce associations should really talk
The government is doing two things that needlessly are raising concern among consumers. When this crisis is all over, the produce associations should really talk
Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico was the title we gave to the kick-off piece of our coverage of the current crisis. This piece
We started out with Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico, then in quick succession we did three separate special issues: SPECIAL REPORT: Tomato/Salmonella Outbreak…Insights
In the context of our exhaustive coverage of an issue such the Salmonella Saintpaul/tomato outbreak, sometimes a single paragraph of a single story can cry
Our exhaustive coverage typically focuses on larger industry issues but, sometimes, one needs to just understand how the rules work with regard to one’s own
We consider ourselves blessed to receive some very generous fan mail at the Pundit, but sometimes it goes the other way. So our comprehensive coverage
As soon as we ran FDA Adds 19 Florida Counties to “Safe” List, we knew that everyone’s attention would switch to Mexico. So we analyzed
Following the decision by the FDA to add 19 Florida counties to the “safe” list, we started receiving numerous comments from wholesalers, repackers and distributors
What is the one question that dare not speak its name during this stage of the Salmonella Saintpaul/Tomato crisis? Who is going to pay for
We’ve been dealing with big issues when it comes to Salmonella and Tomatoes. Now one of the leading scientists in the fresh produce arena sent
