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U.S. health officials said Monday a jalapeno tainted with Salmonella saintpaul found at a packing plant in Texas came from a farm in Mexico.
New York City health officials Wednesday said six more cases of salmonella poisoning caused by tainted tomatoes have been reported in the city.
Nine people who got salmonella food poisoning linked to fresh tomatoes ate at two eateries belonging to the same restaurant chain, U.S. officials say.
An official with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says the United States must take a proactive stance to food safety.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has imposed an "import alert" on five types of fish raised on Chinese fish farms.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced an expansion Thursday of its import control of certain Chinese farm-raised seafood.
U.S. officials are considering an overhaul in the process used to inspect and regulate imported food.
U.S. health regulators said an Ohio company has been adding the chemical melamine to feed for livestock and fish meant for human consumption.
U.S. government officials said Thursday they've identified 198 fish hatcheries that "may or may not" have received melamine-contaminated feed.
The United States is developing new procedures to ensure food safety following the recent wave of pet poisonings blamed on food products made in China.
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