food safety

Food Safety Reform Bill Finally Moves Forward

The Trade Deal With Korea Will Beef Up U.S. Meat Exports

Since the mad cow scare of 2003, South Korea has been a tough market for U.S. beef: The country first banned it, then severely limited imports. But a pending new trade agreement could mark the resumption of normal trade and the start of a more prosperous era for American beef exports.

Food Safety Overhaul Passes Senate

Meat tainted with deadly bacteria is being sold to consumers; government forms 'work group'

China cracks down on food safety violators -- by killing them

Business News You Need Today: Aug. 27, 2010

Another Fresh Express recall: Listeria risk in Veggie Lover's Salad

Controversial food dyes in U.S. to be labeled in Europe, not here

Summer travel tip: Poorly-handled farmer's market food can make you sick

Airline food poses health threat, says FDA

Gulf oil spill leads to shrimp seizure

Report: FDA's food safety oversight role needs complete overhaul

More Diners Are Asking: Is This Seafood Safe?

Gulf fishing industry officials are worried about a consumer panic. That has restaurateurs assuring diners that seafood from the greater region is safe and preventive measures are being taken. Costs, however, seem destined to rise if supplies get crimped.

As Oil Spreads, Gulf Fishermen Brace for Disaster

At the rapid rate oil is leaking after the Deepwater Horizon rig accident, the spill will top the Exxon Valdez disaster in two months. With the slick approaching the coast, Gulf fishing businesses fear the worst.

FDA Acts on Drugs, Warns Companies and Consumers

A government investigator found the Food and Drug Administration lax in overseeing 80% of the U.S. food supply. While food safety violations aren't always followed up and the FDA conducts fewer reviews of food manufacturing sites, it seems its work overseeing drugmakers is busier than ever.