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SALMONELLA-POISONING

Tainted noodles found in Japan

Monday 27 October 2008

Worries over the safety of instant noodles has spread in Japan after nine servings were found to contain poison.


Milk scandal affects whole industry

Thursday 18 September 2008

As the contaminated milk scandal spirals, Fonterra CEO, Andrew Ferrier, said it was extremely difficult to predict "criminal contamination.


Campylobacter outbreak prompts FSANZ to action

Tuesday 08 July 2008

Concern over food poisoning caused by chicken meat has heightened, leading to new production and processing standards for the poultry industry.


Salmonella poisonings

Monday 23 June 2008

Salmonella cases like those in South Australia, which have been linked to food brought into an aged care facility may have been preventable if electrolysed water had been used in cleaning fresh ingredients, utensils, surfaces and hand washing.


Rotten tomatoes are plenty

Tuesday 17 June 2008

Fast food chains across the United States have pulled tomatoes from their sandwiches in the wake of a salmonella outbreak.


Food Crisis Conference

Wednesday 04 June 2008

Food poisoning outbreaks and the range of preventative measures are the focus of a major food crisis management conference in Sydney.


Is that a gecko in your egg?

Monday 19 May 2008

The Northern Territory president of the Australian Medical Association says he may have accidentally discovered how the potentially deadly salmonella bacteria gets into eggs.


Australians positive about safety of food supply

Wednesday 02 April 2008

Almost 65% of Australians feel that food safety was the same or had improved during the previous year, according to the Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) Consumer Attitude Survey launched today.


Cranberries fight food poisoning

Tuesday 19 February 2008

Researchers at the University of Maine in the US have found that adding natural cranberry concentrate to raw minced beef can significantly reduce the growth of common foodborne pathogens.


Sanitising hands

Tuesday 16 October 2007

Saraya supplies an alco­hol-based surface sanitiser with quaternary ammonia for food pro­cessing plants.


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