Joe Whitworth is a writer who specializes in food safety and related topics. He has written for publications such as Food Safety News, LexBlog, Inc., and has been featured in Knowledia. Joe's articles cover a range of issues including foodborne illness outbreaks, regulatory concerns, and global food safety initiatives.
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Joe Whitworth's coverage focuses on food safety and foodborne illnesses, with an emphasis on government announcements and data citations. To effectively reach out to Joe, consider providing access to relevant data or governmental sources related to food safety and outbreaks. Additionally, experts in public health, epidemiology, or regulatory affairs may be valuable resources for commentary.
Given the scientific aspect of his articles, individuals with expertise in microbiology or molecular biology could offer insights into the genetic aspects of pathogens involved in foodborne illness outbreaks.
While Joe's geographic focus is not explicitly stated, his coverage includes European countries such as the UK, Sweden, Poland, Germany, and Greece. Thus pitches should take into account these areas when discussing trade concerns within Europe or specific outbreaks occurring there.
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A Vibrio outbreak that sickened more than 250 people in Australia was linked to oysters, but a specific grower could not be identified. The nationwide
Authorities in South Africa believe a chemical agent may be to blame for recent cases of illness in the country. Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi said
An analysis has provided evidence of higher temperatures leading to more Salmonella and Campylobacter infections.
An operation focused on finding counterfeit and substandard food and beverages has removed many products from the supply chain.
An operation focused on finding counterfeit and substandard food and beverages has removed many products from the supply chain.
More than a dozen people have fallen ill in Ireland, and more cases have been recorded in Iceland in two different E. coli outbreaks. The Health
Fraud and non-compliance issues discussed in September by European countries remained at lower levels than earlier this year’s figures.
Tiger Brands may be about to compensate some of those most seriously affected in a large Listeria outbreak in South Africa more than six years ago. Tiger
A survey in Switzerland has found that higher living costs have had a negative impact on the food safety behavior of consumers, according to a recently released report.
Awareness of the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA) dedicated food crime unit among small businesses is still at low levels, according to recently released
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