food safety

The International Fresh Produce Association released this updated statement on July 19, 2026, on the Cyclospora outbreak.

The CDC, FDA, and state health authorities linked the Cyclospora outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce at Taco Bell in IN, KY, MI,...

Marler Clark, The Food Safety Law Firm, filed the first lawsuit arising out of the 2026 multistate Cyclospora outbreak.

CEA Alliance reminds consumers about the different production methods in indoor-grown produce, including salads and leafy greens.

"Cyclospora fascinates me, it frustrates me, and I’ve found myself clarifying many misconceptions over the past week or so."

IFPA says social media and public health officials are rushing to place blame instead of identifying a source using evidence and data.

Capital City Fruit has completed Touchless Traceability through its distribution center operations using the ReposiTrak Traceability Network.

IFPA announces that Christina Ferreira, Ph.D., will join the organization as Vice President, Food Safety & Quality on June 15,...

The reorganization of the Food Safety and Inspection Service will modernize operations and streamline support functions.

Erewhon has selected ReposiTrak’s Compliance Management solution to manage supplier compliance and reduce operational risk.

The CEA Alliance has updated its “Commodity Specific Food Safety Guidelines for CEA, Focused on Leafy Greens and Herbs.”

Ayco Farms issued a clarification regarding recent media coverage tied to its inclusion in the U.S. FDA’s weekly enforcement report.

IFPA announces that Dr. Eric Stevens will join the association as Vice President of Food Safety and Regulatory Affairs.

FDA recently announced the establishment of the Produce Regulatory Program Standards, a new produce safety oversight framework.

Produce distributor Fujii Produce selects the ReposiTrak Traceability Network to power its food traceability program.

The report outlines advancements in trade, food safety, sustainability, nutrition and health, labor policy, technology, and the supply chain.

Amazon, Amerisan, the Meat Institute, Mérieux NutriSciences, and Yum! Brands join the collaborative effort to prevent foodborne illness.

Most people familiar with cold chain management agree that monitoring the cold chain is important. Unfortunately, many stop there.