Good morning! It’s February 25, 2025, and here’s a roundup of today’s essential food safety stories. Let’s get into the news.
What to know: Another death has been confirmed in an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes infections traced to supplemental shakes.
The Food and Drug Administration reports that there are now 12 confirmed deaths in the outbreak, which has sickened 38 people across 21 states. Thirty-seven of the patients required hospitalization.
Scientists have described the first confirmed ciguatera poisoning incident in the United Kingdom.
The suspected ciguatera incident occurred in England in June 2017 associated with the consumption of fish sold as red snapper steaks. Three people were affected from the same family after eating separate steaks from the same package.
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What to know: A food control system assessment has been started in Pakistan. The initiative aims to enhance governance and compliance with international food safety standards. The FAO-led assessment will provide recommendations and a framework to guide future interventions, ensuring that Pakistan’s food safety system is effective, transparent, and aligned with global best practices.
Chicken Caesar wraps sold in vending machines in Washington recalled over undeclared fish
New Jersey company recalls chocolate snacks because of undeclared milk
Cheese sold in Canada recalled because of contamination with E. coli
Import company recalling variety of snacks after consumer complaint of allergic reaction
Texas company recalls snacks because of multiple undeclared allergens
You’re all caught up! We’ll be back tomorrow with the latest updates on food safety around the world. — Food Saftey News Team
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