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How Common Is Salmonella in Chicken? New USDA Regulations Target Frozen Products

XTalks

To combat food poisoning, US agriculture officials introduced a final rule last Friday, mandating significant reductions in Salmonella bacteria in specific chicken products. Starting in 2025, high levels of Salmonella in frozen breaded and stuffed chicken products will classify them as adulterated. How Common Is Salmonella in Chicken?

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Highest-Earning Fast-Food Chains in 2023 + USDA’s New Salmonella Regulations – Xtalks Food Podcast Ep. 159

XTalks

Several chains expanded their market reach and others innovated to adapt to evolving consumer preferences. Also in this episode, Sydney talks about a new rule implemented by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) that mandates lower Salmonella levels in frozen breaded and stuffed chicken products.

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FDA Alerts the Public to Potentially Contaminated Products from Family Dollar Stores in Six States

The Pharma Data

Food and Drug Administration is alerting the public that several categories of FDA-regulated products purchased from Jan. The FDA is working with the company to initiate a voluntary recall External Link Disclaimer of the affected products. Families rely on stores like Family Dollar for products such as food and medicine.

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Worst Food Safety Scandals of 2023

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Salmonella Outbreak from Poultry — The US A widespread Salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated poultry affected thousands across multiple states this year. This persistent strain of Salmonella , also known as REPJFX01, not only led to significant illnesses but also prompted a massive recall and stricter regulations on poultry processing.

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Top Food Industry Regulations to Watch in 2022

XTalks

Food and beverage companies across the supply chain must always be prepared for new regulatory developments in 2022 as they seek to bring new ingredients and products to market. New regulations are often reflective of the supply chain, food safety and consumer trends. But one question remains: what can those products be called?

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Health Canada’s proposed amendments to the Food and Drug Regulations and the Medical Devices Regulations

Pharma in Brief

On July 31, 2021, Health Canada published a Notice of Intent outlining its plan to amend the Food and Drug Regulations ( FDR ) and the Medical Devices Regulations in the spring of 2022. Health Canada is accepting comments on the Minister of Health’s proposal to amend the FDR and the Medical Devices Regulations until October 28, 2021.

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There is some really bad DTC on TV

World of DTC Marketing

Some of the TV spots for drugs are horrible, and some products should even be on TV because of terrible fair balance. One of the reasons for such bad TV is the lack of talent within DTC marketing. It’s estimated that DTC marketers spend 76% of their budgets on TV ads. Agencies are equally responsible for bad DTC TV.