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FDA finds Cyclospora in Florida canal during outbreak investigation

The Food and Drug Administration’s investigation into an outbreak of cyclospora infection from Fresh Express garden salads led the agency to Florida, where the parasite was found in a canal.

Aug 16, 2020 by Chris Koger #Produce (General), #Outbreak, #Recall, #Lettuce, #Cabbage

FDA finds Cyclospora in Florida canal during outbreak investigation

The Food and Drug Administration’s investigation into an outbreak of cyclospora infection from Fresh Express garden salads led the agency to Florida, where the parasite was found in a canal.

Aug 16, 2020 by Chris Koger #Produce (General), #Produce Retail, #Outbreak, #Cabbage, #Lettuce, #Recall

Cyclosora infections continue to mount as source remains unknown

An outbreak of Cyclospora infections linked garden salads continues to grow as health officials seek where the ingredients were grown.

Jul 24, 2020 by Chris Koger #Produce (General), #Outbreak, #Carrots, #Cabbage, #Lettuce, #Recall, #Salad Mix, #Produce Retail

Podcast — Adapting to unpredictable foodservice demand

Episode 8 of Tip of the Iceberg Podcast, brought to you by The Packer and PMG, features an interview with Shannon Kyle, who handles sales and marketing for Torrey Farms in Elba, N.Y.

Jul 21, 2020 by Ashley Nickle #Produce (General), #Foodservice, #New York, #Cabbage, #Onions, #Produce Podcasts

Cyclospora infections from salads rise, found in Canada

Cases of cyclospora infection linked to Fresh Express salads continue to rise, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Canada is reporting its first cases.

Jul 10, 2020 by Chris Koger #Produce (General), #Outbreak, #Recall, #Lettuce, #Cabbage, #Carrots

FDA seeks source of Fresh Express salad ingredients in recalls

(UPDATED/CORRECTED) Cyclospora infections linked to Fresh Express garden salads continue to rise and now include Walmart private-label bagged salads, including salad served at a North Dakota restaurant.

Jun 28, 2020 by Chris Koger #Produce (General), #Recall, #Outbreak, #Salad Mix, #Lettuce, #Cabbage, #Carrots, #Produce Retail

Canada to require LGMA certification for Arizona leafy greens

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will be requiring that leafy greens from Arizona must be from a grower involved in the state’s Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement to be imported into Canada.