Dan Flynn

Polis was known for advocating “food freedom” in Congress, but not as much as a governor until the Tamale Act came along.

Quick bites from around the food safety arena this week

Homeland Security found that 339 of 353 Fayette employees at Perdue’s Accomack facility were likely using fake identifications.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller contends that the USDA’s response to the screwworm’s arrival in the USA relies too heavily on an “ineffective approach.”

There were 751 people infected by salad bars that were salted with Salmonella by Rajneesh commune members.

Here are some highlights and updates related to the great work the FSN team does each week.

Three years ago, the poultry companies were found responsible for elevated phosphorus levels in the Illinois River Watershed.

In my years in policing, I often witnessed behind the scenes acts of quiet kindness, decency and comradery performed by police officers. Following are two such incidents, several years apart,

Quick bites from around the food safety arena* Well over 2,000 people across the U.S. have been diagnosed with parasitic Cyclospora infections, according to the CDC and state public health officials. Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services was reporting more than 1,500 cases as of

Food safety begins on the farm, and farms begin with the soil.