Safety
The Truth About Black Plastic Food Containers: Food Safety Measures You Should Know
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Why Steak 'n Shake Is Banning Microwaves to Lead Improving Food Quality Measures in Fast Food Trends
The microwave ban at Steak 'n Shake highlights a growing focus on improving food quality measures. Discover how this decision fits into major fast food trends. -
Expired Eggs? Here's the Truth About Egg Shelf Life and the Egg Freshness Test That Actually Works
Are expired eggs safe? This guide breaks down egg shelf life, proper storage tips, and how the egg freshness test can help you avoid unnecessary food waste. -
Aldi Faces String of Food Recalls in Quick Succession — Are Quality Checks Slipping?
Aldi has recalled several products after undeclared allergens were found, raising fresh concerns about the supermarket's labelling and safety checks. -
The Food Poisoning Timeline: What Happens When
In this article, you'll learn to recognize the warning signs, take the proper steps to recover, and learn how to prevent food poisoning in the future. -
The Phantom Address Behind Ultraverixian Supplements: Is the Label Misleading Consumers?
Ultraverixian's Detox Cleanse Gummies—promoted as a domestic, premium product—feature the mysterious manufacturing address 4306 N Beecher Rd on their labels. But our digging reveals something very different. -
Toxic Levels of Lead Found in Common Household Cinnamon Products
“If you have one of those products, we think you should throw it away.” (Photo : Diana Polekhina / Unsplash) A jar of scattered cinnamon on a background of spices. -
Uhoh! You Can't Buy This Apple Juice From Walmart After Recall Due to Elevated Arsenic Levels
Over 9,500 cases of Walmart's Great Value apple juice have been recalled due to elevated arsenic levels. Learn more about the FDA's recall and its health implications. -
Olympic 'Trash' Village Food? Athletes Claims Seeing 'Worms' in Meals During Paris Game 2024
Athletes at Paris Game 2024 report finding worms in Olympic Village meals, raising concerns over food quality. Learn more about this issue and the responses. -
From Juneteenth to Labor Day: Essential Summer Grilling Food Safety Tips!
Summer is synonymous with sizzling barbeques/ With holidays like Juneteenth, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and more just around the corner, there's plenty of grilling to be done! But it's crucial to prioritize food safety to avoid spoiling the fun with a case of foodborne illness. These are the essential food safety tips you need to keep your summer celebrations a delicious success. -
Popular Cookie Doughs Sold at Costco, Panera, And More Under Recall in Over 20 States
If you have a stash of Rise Baking Company cookie dough in your freezer, it's important to check the labels carefully. The company, also known as South Coast Baking, is recalling several varieties of their frozen cookie dough due to potential contamination with Salmonella. -
Consumer Reports Finds High Levels of Lead in "Lesser Evil" and "Serenity Kids" Children's Snacks
The popular children's snacks are under fire after an investigation by Consumer Reports found the products tested for concerning levels of lead. In fact, the tests found that Lesser Evil’s Lil’ Puffs Intergalactic Voyager Veggie Blend puffs had more lead per serving than any of the 80 baby foods the nonprofit has tested since 2017. -
FDA Issues Urgent Public Health Advisory Regarding Shellfish From Oregon and Washington
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is issuing a serious public health advisory concerning the consumption of certain shellfish harvested from Oregon and Washington. These shellfish may be contaminated with paralytic shellfish toxins (PSTs), which can cause paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), a potentially life-threatening illness. -
There's A Huge Cream Cheese Recall Across 19 States and Puerto Rico
Schreiber Foods Inc. is recalling multiple cream cheese spreads due to potential Salmonella contamination. The recall encompasses various brands and flavors sold across 19 states and Puerto Rico. The FDA has classified the recall as a Class II - a situation where the use of or exposure to the recalled product may cause temporary or medically reversible health issues. -
Planters Recalls Almost 22,000 Packages of Honey Roasted Peanuts and Deluxe Mixed Nuts
It's time for yet another pantry check. Planters, one of the most popular nut brands in the world, is recalling two popular products due to possible Listeria contamination. We've got everything you need to know.
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