Report shows only half of European food recalls made public By News Desk  All too often there is a lag between the time European governments know about unsafe food and when public warnings go out about recalls, a new report says. After the public notice of last summer’s European egg recall because of insecticide contamination, Berlin-based Foodwatch decided to look into just how often such delays occur. The European... Continue Reading
Tests point to turkey in Salmonella outbreak in Georgia By News Desk  The investigation continues, but initial test results show turkey was the source of Salmonella that sickened employees at a pre-Thanksgiving dinner at a Georgia tire factory. At least five people had to be hospitalized and lab tests confirmed dozens were suffering from Salmonella infections after the Nov. 14-15 catered meals at the Toyo Tire production... Continue Reading
Gigantic cruise ship hit with foodborne illness outbreak By News Desk  Almost 200 people on one of the world's largest cruise ships are sick with what public health officials say appears to be a foodborne illness from the boat's bottomless buffet. Part of the Royal Caribbean International fleet, the American-owned Ovation of the Seas has more than 5,800 people on board for its current cruise. Australian... Continue Reading
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