Food Safety News - October 5, 2016 8th Circuit denies rehearing; DeCosters must serve jail time

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8th Circuit denies rehearing; DeCosters must serve jail time

By Dan Flynn

It looks like Austin "Jack" DeCoster and son Peter DeCoster will both be wintering at the federal prison in Yankton, SD. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied petitions from the DeCosters who were both seeking a rehearing en banc or a rehearing by a three-judge panel. Only Chief Judge William Jay Riley and Judges... Continue Reading

Ongoing Salmonella outbreak spurs recall of shell eggs

By News Desk

For additional details on the current outbreak linked to Good Earth Egg Co. shell eggs, please see: "Egg producer implicated in another Salmonella outbreak"  A Missouri cage-free egg producer is recalling all of its shell eggs in the midst of the second Salmonella outbreak linked to its operation in less than a year. Good Earth... Continue Reading

OSI's Shanghai unit on blacklist for 2014 Dragon TV scandal

By Dan Flynn

The last word in the 2014 scandal involving the sale of expired and substandard meat by Husi Food Co. has come down from the Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug Administration. Shanghai's local regulator Sunday imposed fines totaling 24 million yuan — about $3.6 million — on Husi and its parent company, OSI Group LLC. Both... Continue Reading

Arctic Fuji apple gains approval despite anti-GMO opposition

By Coral Beach

A third genetically modified apple variety, the Arctic Fuji, has gained U.S. approval and the grower responsible for it plans next to seek approval for genetically modified Arctic Gala apples. Developed by bioresource engineer Neal Carter, founder and president of Okanagan Specialty Fruits Inc. in Summerland, British Columbia, the Arctic Fuji joins the Arctic golden... Continue Reading

Superbug reportedly found in UK supermarket pork products

By News Desk

A British newspaper has reported that tests on pork products sold at two major UK supermarket chains found three samples contaminated with a livestock strain of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. According to The Guardian newspaper, the test results raise concerns that the country “is on the brink of another food scandal” similar to recent revelations of Campylobacter, Salmonella... Continue Reading

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