We started with Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico and then ran our SPECIAL REPORT: Tomato/Salmonella Outbreak…Insights and Analysis and received this thoughtful critique:
Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico was our kick-off. Then we ran our SPECIAL REPORT: Tomato/Salmonella Outbreak…Insights and Analysis, and that brought this note
Our initial piece, Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico, and our SPECIAL REPORT: Tomato/Salmonella Outbreak…Insights and Analysis brought many letters, including this poignant one
When the FDA initially announced that people in New Mexico and Texas should not eat certain types of tomatoes, we pointed out that this simply
Many on the buying end of the produce industry are being a little less frank than they could be and thus making the situation regarding
It is becoming increasingly clear that the FDA is indifferent to the real life food safety impacts of its decisions. In our discussion of the
The press releases may fly, but how are retailers and foodservice operators actually experiencing this tomato/salmonella outbreak? We asked Pundit Investigator and Special Projects Editor
Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico was our first piece on the salmonella/tomato incident but hardly our last. It was quickly followed up with
One couldn’t read the events chronicled in our piece, Salmonella And Tomatoes Linked In New Mexico, without thinking of the spinach crisis of 2006. And
One of these days, someone high up is going to notice that the actions the FDA takes in the name of preserving public health often
