food safety
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Dublin Restaurant Shut After ‘Unidentifiable Brown Liquid’ Found
Chillers Restaurant & Lounge in Dublin was issued a closure order in January 2026 by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) following the discovery of an unidentifiable ‘bucket of brown liquid’ and other severe hygiene breaches.
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BreadTalk’s Swift Action and Public Apology Following Broom Incident
BreadTalk promptly dismissed the worker involved in the unhygienic cleaning incident and issued a public apology, emphasizing their commitment to food.
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BreadTalk Dismisses Worker After Broom Incident, Reaffirms Hygiene Protocols
BreadTalk Group, a leading F&B company, has confirmed the dismissal of an external cleaning worker who used a broom on display shelves at one of its Singapore outlets, promptly addressing a viral hygiene breach and reinforcing its commitment to food…
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Danone Expands Baby Formula Recall Amid Cereulide Contamination Concerns
Danone has expanded its recall of baby formula products across Europe, including Aptamil and Cow & Gate brands, due to potential contamination with cereulide, a toxin linked to nausea and vomiting. The move follows similar actions by Nestlé and has…
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Expanded Baby Formula Recall by Danone Follows UK Illness Reports
Danone has expanded its recall of Aptamil and Cow & Gate baby formula in the UK and Ireland due to the potential presence of cereulide toxin, linked to 36 reported illnesses in children across the UK.
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Singapore’s Primary School Meal Shift Under Review After Recent Incidents
Singaporean primary schools’ transition to a Central Kitchen Meal Model faces scrutiny following a food poisoning incident and ongoing concerns from parents and students regarding meal quality and social impact.
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Pillsbury Pizza Pops Recall Expands Amid E. coli Outbreak in Canada
General Mills has expanded its recall of Pillsbury Pizza Pops across Canada due to E. coli O26 contamination. This expansion follows an outbreak that has led to 23 confirmed illnesses and multiple hospitalizations across seven provinces, affecting various product varieties…
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Recalled Genova Tuna Accidentally Shipped to 9 States, Posing Botulism Risk
Tri-Union Seafoods announced that previously recalled Genova Yellowfin Tuna products were inadvertently distributed to retailers in nine U.S. states, raising concerns about potential Clostridium botulinum contamination and urging consumers to discard or return the affected products.
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FDA Recalls Spring Mulberry Chocolate Bars Over Salmonella Concerns, Urges Discarding
The FDA has announced a voluntary recall of Spring Mulberry’s Mint Leaf Date Sweetened Chocolate Bar due to potential salmonella contamination, urging consumers to discard the product and seek refunds. No illnesses have been reported.
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Nestlé Global Recall: Toxin Threat Prompts Worldwide Baby Formula Pull-Off
Nestlé has initiated a global recall of specific baby formula products in January 2026 due to the discovery of cereulide toxin, prompting urgent action across Europe, the Americas, and Asia to safeguard infant health.
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Ensuring Food Safety During the New Year Celebrations in Armenia
Discover important food safety tips for the New Year celebrations in Armenia, as the Health Ministry alerts citizens to the risks of foodborne illnesses amid festive gatherings.
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Armenia Launches New Program to Combat Small Ruminant Disease
Armenia launches a new program to combat small ruminant disease, starting blood sampling in December 2025 to ensure livestock health and economic stability.
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Price Chopper Shrimp Recall 2025: Radioactive Contamination Concerns and Consumer Safety
Price Chopper and Market 32 have recalled frozen shrimp products over possible Cesium-137 contamination, affecting thousands of bags sold across several states. Here’s what consumers need to know about the recall, health advisories, and how to respond.
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Ventura Foods Salad Dressing Recall: Which Products Are Affected and What Consumers Should Do
Ventura Foods has recalled over 3,500 cases of salad dressing from major retailers due to contamination concerns. Here’s what’s been affected, where, and how consumers can respond.

