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Repeat recalls by the same company for the same foodborne illness seem to imply that they haven’t learned from their past mistakes. It’s a tough way to maintain a brand’s reputation. Nevertheless, the right tools applied correctly can help alleviate the repeated recalls.

The FDA's final guidance offers crucial insights to help fresh-cut produce manufacturers comply with the FSMA PCHF rule and minimize contamination risks at every stage—from farm to consumer. Key recommendations safeguard ready-to-eat fruits and vegetables.

The new detection software is available to existing VXR customers and can also be ordered as an optional feature on new machines.

The new RotaSafe Retrofit Kit adds an automated monitoring device to rotary valves in service that detects any metal to metal contact between the valve rotor and housing.

While it has often been said you can’t test quality into a product, nevertheless, a good testing program can minimize the severity of a recall.

The metal detection allows for labor savings and greater food safety standards.

The company’s product may have been contaminated with thin wire-like metal.

This tool is designed to capture and save digital images of critical foreign material (FM) contaminants that the sorter detects and rejects from the product stream.

FSIS issued a public health alert due to the company’s ground beef testing positive for E. coli.

The company is recalling one of its products due to possible contamination of copper wire pieces.