Making Your Virtual Collaboration a Successby Gina HaglerFactors to consider when launching your long-distance project
NewsIs It Time to Retire the Best-before Date?by McMaster UniversityResearchers who invented better ways to detect food spoilage are working to get them into use
NewsStudy Compares Salmonella Rates in Backyard, Commercial Poultry Farm Samplesby North Carolina State UniversityAs backyard farms grow in popularity, understanding the prevalence and spread of pathogens is crucial
NewsRefrigerate Lettuce to Reduce Risk of E. coli Contamination, Researchers Sayby University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental SciencesNew study explores contamination dynamics across storage temperatures for a variety of leafy greens
NewsFood Decontamination Spray Deploys 'Billions of Tiny Soldiers'by McMaster UniversityResearchers harness bacteria-eating viruses to create a powerful new weapon against contamination and infection
NewsBacterial Battle: How Protective Cultures Can Protect Us from Food-Borne Pathogens in Cheeseby University of ConnecticutThis is one of the first studies helping give cheese producers more tools to keep their products safe
NewsSalmonella Contamination via Strawberry Roots Not a Dietary Risk Factorby University of CórdobaResearchers based in Spain investigate whether this pathogen can penetrate through the roots of strawberry plants and reach the fruit
NewsSwiping, Swabbing Elevates Processing Plant Food Safetyby Cornell UniversityStudy shows that targeted cleaning can improve the environmental hygiene of food-processing facilities
NewsHow Do Natural Antimicrobials Affect Food Quality & Safety?by Institut National De La Recherche Scientifique - INRSNearly half a million dollars will fund a Canadian research chair to ensure food safety and quality when it comes to using natural products to control pathogens
NewsHow Unconscious Biases Can Drive Foodborne Illness Outbreaksby University of Missouri-ColumbiaStudy concludes outbreak prevention policies should account for inadvertent behaviors
NewsExposure to Common Foodborne Pathogen Linked to Rare Brain Cancerby American Cancer SocietyStudy finds that people who have glioma are more likely to have antibodies to T. gondii than a similar group that was cancer free