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Listen to the latest Food Safety Matters podcast — Brashears and Rottenberg: Consumer Education as a Food Safety Essential

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    Raw Milk Under the Microscope: Separating Safety Risks From Nutritional Claims

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     As consumer interest in raw milk grows, questions persist about its safety and purported nutritional and health benefits. Examining the evidence can help producers, consumers, and regulators distinguish established risks from emerging science and unsupported claims.
    By: Nicola Holden Ph.D. and Gil Domingue Ph.D.

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    The Swedish Food Agency published its annual report on...
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    FDA published its annual Pesticide Residue Monitoring...
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    From Farm to Threat: Integrating Biosurveillance, Biointelligence, and Biosecurity (B3) into the Food Safety Enterprise—Part 1

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    This article introduces Auburn University’s AU-BISR System, which is governed by a unifying Biosurveillance, Biointelligence, and Biosecurity (B3) operational architecture. AU-BISR is a directly applicable early-warning architecture for the food system to prevent foodborne illnesses and recalls before they occur.
    By: Robert A. Norton Ph.D., Cristopher A. Young D.V.M., M.P.H., Diplomate A.C.V.P.M. and Soren P. Rodning D.V.M., M.S., Diplomate A.C.T.

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    After Upside Foods: Implications for State Cultivated Meat Bans, Federal Preemption, and Industry Compliance

    The 11th Circuit's Upside Foods decision has narrowed the path for federal preemption challenges to state cultivated meat bans, with significant implications for state regulation, interstate commerce, and food industry compliance.
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    Prevention is Not Automatic: Building the Workforce Behind Food Safety

    Foodborne illness prevention does not happen by chance. It depends on a workforce that is trained, credentialed, data-enabled, and supported by coordinated federal investment. These are the conditions that allow prevention to occur consistently across jurisdictions and over time—and current workforce research suggests each is under pressure.
    By: Rance Baker and Melissa Vaccaro CP-FS, CPFM, PCQI
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    AI in Food Safety and GMP Systems: Practical Applications, Limitations, and Compliance Considerations

    The question is no longer whether AI will enter food safety and GMP environments; it already has. The more important question is how it can be used without weakening the controls on which these systems depend.
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    Ep. 226: Jules Shepard: From Celiac Disease Advocacy to Gluten-Free Food Manufacturing

    In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak about gluten-free food safety from the perspectives of a person with celiac disease, a consumer advocate, and a food manufacturer, including gluten-free labeling requirements, food safety controls, gaps in U.S. labeling regulations, and policy discussions around cross-contact, precautionary labeling, thresholds, and "free-from" claims.
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    Foreign Material By the Numbers: What the 2026 Benchmark Report Reveals

    Foreign material contamination remains one of the most persistent operational risks in food manufacturing.
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