Long before anyone heard of them, Second City TV had a Canadian show on a lousy network. Saturday Night Live was getting rave reviews with a bunch of Second City alumni in the U.S., so many of the Toronto cast-offs got together to form a weekly skit television series that certainly warped the mind of this-then 14-year-old beginning in 1976. Every week, the show began with the tagline,

O mais novo folheto de Segurança Alimentar, Uma página gráfica de histórias relacionadas a segurança alimentar – direcionadas para manipuladores de alimentos, está agora disponível em www.foodsafetyinfosheets.com Destaques do novo folheto:

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) today published a comprehensive guide to food law to assist artisan and small food producers who have started or are planning to start a new food business.

Many have argued that food traceability is not a food safety tool, a sentiment used to defend the notion that it is not worth the time and resources to invest in traceability. Many see full traceability of the supply chain as onerous, expensive and a waste of time.

Who knows what goes on in these petting zoos in the U.K., Canada or the U.S., but it appears to be a mess. That’s why kids get sick every year. A feature in tomorrow’s (today’s) Sunday Times alleges that E. coli O157 was found at a popular children’s petting zoo where dead animals were openly left to rot for weeks.

Traducido por Gonzalo Erdozain Resumen del folleto informativo mas reciente: - Desde Diciembre del 2009, 3 brotes vinculados con ostras, los cuales enfermaron a mas de 300 personas, han sido reportados en los EE.UU. - Asegúrese de comprar ostras de proveedores prestigiosos y autorizados.

PetProductNews.com reports that Nature's Variety, a raw pet food company, has unveiled results of a recent 'study' on their products. Whenever you see 'research', especially on the web, you need to consider whether it's really valid scientific information or a marketing ploy. This certainly doesn't seem like anything approaching real research.

BELGAUM -- Sixty-eight 68 people fell ill due to food poisoning at Hirekumbi village on Friday.

That’s the way to celebrate a life. The mother was the matriarch of the Weisbender family, 96-year-old Violet, who died March 21, 2010.