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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Eating your favorite food, only to have it make you violently ill. No one wants this kind of misery but 1 in 6 Americans will experience this. You're about to meet some amazing people, Minnesota's "Food Detectives." They investigate where tainted food comes from to make sure you don't get sick again.

A bill updating Michigan's food-safety rules could become state Rep. Cindy Denby's first proposal signed into law since she took office three years ago. Denby, R-Handy Township, spearheaded House Bill 5130, which would update the state Food Law of 2000 to correspond with federal food-code changes from 2009.

Two local restaurants had to close Thursday after failing routine Brazos County Health Department inspections. The department reported that On the Border, a College Station Mexican restaurant located across from Texas A&M, was forced to shut down for 24 hours after inspectors discovered roaches coming from a hole in the kitchen and in other areas of the facility.

KUWAIT CITY – A member of Municipal Council Jenan Bushahri has revealed that a consignment of frozen chicken which was imported into the country through the Shuwaikh Port was unfit for human consumption, reports Annahar daily. She added the sample of chicken which was sent to the Ministry of Health laboratory proved the chicken contained bacteria called salmonella.

Think about the role of process control as the canary in the mine shaft: the canary’s untimely death indicates a dangerous situation in the mine shaft, much like HACCP alerts a plant manager of a potential hazard.

Refer to MIN 12 – 23 Virgil and Sandy Vande Hey Dean Vande Hey Todd Vande Hey Terry Vande Hey Co-owners Meadowlark Dairy LLC 1074 Meadowlark Road De Pere, Wisconsin 54115-9648 Dear Mssrs. and Mrs. Vande Hey:

Larry “Larry” Goodridge (right, exactly as shown) got it right when he said farmers bear primary responsibility for food safety and they shouldn’t rely on third-party audits, but should retroactively fail my risk analysis course for saying Colorado’s response to the listeria-in-cantaloupe outbreak that killed 36 people "was as close to perfect as we are going to see

Two foodborne illness outbreaks in Granville, Ohio during the past two weeks have been blamed on norovirus. Test results from an Ohio Department of Health laboratory found Norovirus in samples from both an outbreak resulting from a catered Feb. 12 event at Bryn Du Mansion and from a separate incident among students at Denison University.