Both incidents occurred in non-commercial backyard flocks. 

The pork industry remains committed to understanding the risk environment and strategies for keeping African swine fever at bay.

Mislabeling is one of the most common causes of product recalls in the food industry.

The complaint alleges the company’s Skittles candy are unfit for human consumption because they contain titanium dioxide.

The company is building a $70 million food safety testing facility.

NCC is concerned the policy change will lead to plant closures, lost jobs and the removal of safe food from shelves.

There were eight different products named by the FSIS.

The agency plans to have it in the Federal Register by October. 

Zabiha Halal and Maple Lodge Farms products were recalled due to undeclared allergens.