Safety

Chocolate Milk Recalled in Quebec Due To Contamination

The Canadian Food Inspection agency ordered the recall of Beatrice Chocolate Milk drink after tests showed that they contain chemical sanitizers in the milk. Retail store from Ontario and Quebec are the affected areas where Beatrice chocolate milk drink products has been distributed.
By Jessica Fenol

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    A disquieting video apparently showing an employee urinating all over the food production line of a plant belonging to Kellogg's Cereals has gone viral. Although the company has pulled down the 47-second clip originally posted on WorldStarUncut.com, it can be seen below this article.

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  • Ways to Tell If Leftovers are Still Good to Eat

    It's important to check leftovers before serving them into your dining table. Give it a sniff, search for any indications of mold and in the event that it passes the scent and sight test, next will be the taste. Knowing to what extent and what to check for can spare you and your family from foodborne sicknesses.

  • Domestic Factors That Can Make or Break Your Health

    An ordinary home contains a normal of 3 to 10 gallons of harmful materials as household cleaning items alone. In view of these poisonous items found in innumerable products from furniture to child things and gadgets, it's anything but difficult to see why a few specialists warn that many are prone to be presented to hazardous levels of chemicals.

  • Listeria Victim Files Lawsuit Against Dole For Unspecified Damages

    Constance Georgostathis, the daughter of an Ohio woman who is currently recovering from a coma following consumption of listeria-tainted Dole salad in January, which claimed one life and made 18 others sick prompting the company to recall bagged greens in 23 states, has filed a federal lawsuit last week accusing the food manufacturer of neglect in failing to fulfill the federal as well as state food safety laws.

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    From the Maggi noodles scare in India last year, now comes another food scare from Nestle’s frozen food contamination in North America.

  • Are Supermarket Prepared Meals Really Healthier?

    The supermarket prepared meal market has grown into a $29 billion annual industry fueled mainly by customers' growing concern for healthy eating and the convenience offered by these ready to eat meals. Consumer Reports investigated some of these prepared meals to check if they are really as healthy as perceived.

  • Nestle Recalls DiGiorno Pizzas After Glass Bits Found

    Nestle recalls DiGiorno pizzas after glass fragments were found embedded in two batches. Over three million units of DiGiorno pizzas, a ready-made, heat-only pizza you can pop into a microwave, has been voluntarily been recalled by Nestle, due to fears of them containing glass fragments.

  • Decoding the Latest USDA Nutritional Guidelines

    The USDA released its latest nutritional guidelines early this year. Read on to find what changed and what remained healthy according to the federal government.

  • Food Safety News: Metal Contamination Leads To Recall of Chicken Breast Nuggets

    The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has issued a public health alert to notify the public recall of chicken breast nuggets by Maxi Canada Inc, a Quebec based establishment.
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