Outbreaks and Illness

Outbreaks and Illness in Produce: the news, the names and what changed.

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bluebookservices.com > markon-warns-of-tight-lettuce-supplies-into-november

Markon Warns of Tight Lettuce Supplies Into November

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (153+ words) Markon First Crop Green Leaf, Iceberg, and Romaine Lettuces are available in Salinas, California; Markon Best Available (MBA) is being substituted as needed due to low weights. Mexico (crossing into Texas) Links include Windset at IFPA, Kroger’s job cuts, tight…...


tastingtable.com > 2280766 > when-expert-washes-berries

Here's When An Expert Actually Washes Berries

3+ day, 15+ hour ago   (436+ words) Tasting Table Here's When An Expert Actually Washes Berries We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Few things are more tragic than berries going bad in the fridge, especially after you've meticulously washed them after picking them…...


theage.com.au > goodfood > tips-and-advice > how-to-wash-fruit-and-vegetables-20261006-p6135w.html

Yes, you really do need to wash your fruit and veg. Here’s how

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (500+ words) There’s more to making fresh produce safe to eat than simply splashing it under water for a few seconds. Roll up your sleeves and let’s get stuck in. I get it. Time is tight, and people are hungry. But if…...


marlerblog.com > case-news > twenty-years-after-spinach-what-the-produce-industry-got-right-got-wrong-and-should-do-next

Twenty Years After Spinach: What the Produce Industry Got Right, Got Wrong, and Should Do Next

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (427+ words) Consider this an agenda without me being there. A disclosure, as always: Marler Clark represents people sickened in this summer’s Cyclospora outbreak and has filed lawsuits against the Taylor Farms companies. I have been suing produce companies for more than…...


medium.com > @ghostvibe.ai > the-produce-aisle-scam-why-supermarket-greens-rot-in-72-hours-d89dff25a15f

The Produce Aisle Scam: Why Supermarket Greens Rot in 72 Hours

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (839+ words) By Ash Morozov · Author, Grow Without Soil Series Have you ever opened a pristine $5.99 plastic clamshell of “organic spring mix” three days after buying it, only to find a pool of brown, translucent, foul-smelling liquid pooled at the bottom? You…...


news.bloomberglaw.com > health-law-and-business > fda-outlines-post-cyclospora-outbreak-summer-prevention-plan

FDA Outlines Post-Cyclospora Outbreak Summer Prevention Plan

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (92+ words) Bloomberg Law News Federal food safety officials have begun plotting how to prevent a repeat of the foodborne outbreak that swept America this summer, sickening thousands with symptoms including explosive diarrhea, before next year’s growing season begins. The US Food…...


bioengineer.org > papaya-peels-top-the-list-as-fruit-and-vegetable-waste-yields-provitamin-a-gold

Papaya Peels Top the List as Fruit and Vegetable Waste Yields Provitamin A

2+ week, 7+ hour ago   (71+ words) Every year, mountains of fruit and vegetable peels end up in landfills around the world, discarded without a second thought by households and food processors alike. A new open-access study published in Discover Biotechnology suggests that this overlooked stream of…...


realfoods.co.kr > article > 10889931

Bok choy is October's vegetable of the month — and has 3 times more calcium than napa cabbage

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (384+ words) Rich in bone-friendly calcium and vitamin K Calcium content is 3 to 4 times that of napa cabbage Bok choy, a staple in shabu-shabu hot pot, is October's seasonal vegetable — and this is the best time of year to eat it. Though…...