New agency for food safety proposed (Connecticut Post)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

WASHINGTON — Rep. Rosa DeLauro called Tuesday for a speedy overhaul of the nation’s food safety programs, calling the patchwork approach dysfunctional.

Farm-Raised Fish Given Tainted Food (Washington Post)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

The tainted Chinese ingredient that was incorporated into U.S. pet food and later made its way into chicken and pig feed was neither wheat gluten nor rice protein as advertised, but seriously contaminated wheat flour, government investigators said yesterday.

China acts on food safety after pet food saga (AlertNet)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

Source: Reuters BEIJING, May 9 (Reuters) - China will launch a nationwide cleanup of its food industry after two Chinese companies were found to have illegally exported contaminated wheat gluten and rice protein for …

Food additives link to child tantrums (The Scotsman)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

PARENTS were advised by food safety experts yesterday to omit several additives from their children’s diets, with new research set to confirm a link between the E numbers and behavioural problems.

New food agency best for U.S. food safety (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

One independent agency with broad power would do a better job of protecting U.S. food safety than the current piecemeal system, a U.S. lawmaker who oversees food and agriculture said on Tuesday.

New food agency best for U.S. food safety: lawmaker (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

One independent agency with broad power would do a better job of protecting U.S. food safety than the current piecemeal system, a U.S. lawmaker who oversees food and agriculture said on Tuesday.

New fears over additives in children’s food (Guardian Unlimited)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

Food safety experts have advised parents to eliminate a series of additives from their children’s diet while they await the publication of a new study that is understood to link these ingredients to behaviour problems in youngsters.

Fears over additives in children’s food (Guardian Unlimited)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

Food safety experts have advised parents to eliminate a series of additives from their children’s diet while they await the publication of a new study that is understood to link these ingredients to behaviour problems in youngsters.

Fears over child food additives (Guardian Unlimited)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

Food safety experts have advised parents to eliminate a series of additives from their children’s diet while they await a new study.

Poison pet food woes seem to hit cats harder (USA Today)

Posted by - May 8th, 2007

No one yet knows how many pets died from kidney failure after eating contaminated pet food, but reports from veterinary hospitals indicate cats far outnumber the dogs. If that turns out to be true, cats’ well-known susceptibility to kidney problems will have hurt them again.

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