$6 Million Available For Antimicrobial Resistance Research

Follow these tips to ensure your end product is wholesome and pathogen-free.

New York Apple Association, Inc. contributes $55,000 to Center For Produce Safety.

Contribution is part of a five-year pledge to support research at the Center for Produce Safety.

Grants awarded to California State University, Fresno for sanitizing research and consumer education.

Pistachio processors already go to great lengths to ensure their product is safe for consumers, but the Food […]

Experts outline the most important steps to help you remain compliant for the final Produce Safety Rule.

USDA’s FDA announced a public meeting to offer the opportunity for discussion on the recently finalized rules on […]

Since its inception in 2007, the center has provided $16.4 million to fund critically-needed, actionable produce safety research.

Educational program of prominent speakers to provide the lowdown on ag business trends.

This week the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) submitted comments on behalf of its membership to FDA regarding the […]

The Produce Safety Alliance (PSA) has announced dates for their first two Train-the-Trainer courses this June. The first […]

It is reassuring amid the corporate climate the agriculture industry has experienced in more recent times that there is still room for the little guy, and — more importantly — a need.

Awards in the amount of $1,000 will go to help the winning operations pay for a third-party audit.

Organization taps Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association president Mike Stuart to help advocate on behalf of the industry and to encourage fresh produce consumption.

Sound science prevails and consumers are encouraged to increase consumption of fruits and vegetables.

Data was analyzed from nearly 1,000 outbreaks to assess which categories of foods were most responsible for making people sick.

For fiscal year 2016, agency looks to increase the budget by 9%.

Maximum residue level standards vary by market and by country. Here are a few helpful hints provided by Cindy Baker Smith of Amvac Chemical Co. to help you navigate the maze.

Almost two years after originally being proposed, four revised rules are still being picked over.