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“innovations in genomic sequencing, AI, climate change research, and novel food safety technologies offer promising avenues for addressing the challenges of foodborne illness transmission. With global food systems becoming more interconnected and environmental pressures on the rise, continued research into the transmission dynamics of foodborne pathogens will be essential for safeguarding public health.”
Researchers at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona have uncovered a novel mechanism by which bacteria may develop…
In 2024, a significant outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes was traced to Boar’s Head deli products, specifically liverwurst, a type of German sausage.
Common Elements in the Conditions that Gave Rise to the McDonald’s E. coli Outbreak, the Boar’s Head Listeria Outbreak, and…
Cucumbers, a staple in many diets due to their refreshing taste and nutritional benefits, have been implicated in multiple Salmonella…
Minnesota E. Coli Outbreak Update – 19 Illnesses, 4 Hospitalizations (With Comment by National E. coli Lawyer)
By Kit Redwine
As previously reported by Food Poisoning News, Wolverine Packing Co. recalled over 167,000 pounds of ground beef last week after…
Wishing America a Safe and Lovely Thanksgiving: Warmest Thoughts and Prayers from America’s Food Poisoning Lawyers at Ron Simon & Associates
Ron Simon says it best: “Food poisoning litigation plays an essential role in driving improvements in food safety practices across the United States. By holding food producers accountable, encouraging the adoption of better practices, influencing the creation of new regulations, and spurring technological innovations, food poisoning lawsuits help create a safer food system for all consumers.”
United Kingdom NORTHERN IRELAND – Chicken Wings Recalled Due to Listeria Contamination A recall has been issued by McCaughey Foods,…
Commenting on this story, national Listeria lawyer Ron Simon, whose firm Ron Simon & Associates is representing the family of Gunter Morgenstein who died after eating Listeria-contaminated liverwurst from Boar’s Head, said, “While the outbreak may be over, the impact is just being felt. Many people were severely sickened and ten families are no longer with their loved ones.”