Flu Season Pediatric Deaths Hit High, But New Vaccine Platform in Development
Although seasonal flu activity is declining with no new influenza A(H5) cases reported to CDC this week, the 2024-2025 season is classified as having high
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In Changing Winds, Back to Basics Is Best Bet
The first 100 days of the Trump Administration have undeniably brought change to the US, and with all the pending plans and executive actions, President
“Green” Bread
A corner of my bread is moldy. Is it okay to cut that off and eat the rest? The short answer: No The explanation: The
Measles on Verge of Becoming Endemic
In 2000, with no measles spread in the US and new cases only contracted through foreign travel, the virus was declared as officially eliminated from
Seafood Processor Receives Warning Letter
During an FDA inspection at a Vietnamese seafood processor, investigators observed noncompliances with the processor’s HACCP program. Among the serious concerns were that the hazard
China Updates Food Import Standards
While much of the focus on imports to China is currently on the tariffs, it is important that food exporters in the U.S., Canada, and
Shifting from Intraprovincial to Interprovincial Food Sales
With the US tariffs causing a furor of “Buy Canadian”, many food manufacturers who currently sell only within their province are looking to expand interprovincially.
Spring Brings Swing in Disease-Carrying Pests
Irregular winter weather patterns, extreme weather swings, and the overall global climate change are causing a surge of disease-carrying insects in many areas of the
Buy Canadian to Have Long-Term Impact on US Food Industry
By Lisa Jo Lupo, TAG Director, Communications It’s not the first time that a Canadian government entity or association has urged its citizens to “Buy
What Is the Potential of a Measles Outbreak in Your Area?
With the number of 2025 measles cases significantly outpacing any other year of the current decade, the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine has taken on
