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A Commitment to Humane Handling in the Food Safety and Inspection Service

October 30, 2013 FSIS spokesperson

The recent multistate outbreak of Salmonella has served as yet another reminder of the importance of a modern, effective food safety system in the United States. That’s why USDA has undertaken a comprehensive effort to modernize poultry slaughter inspection in ways that will reduce the risk for...

Health and Safety

How I Serve: The Importance of Public Service

October 25, 2013 Deputy Secretary Krysta Harden

Yesterday, I visited with USDA employees in Minnesota to tell them how much their work means to the Secretary, myself and the American people. USDA employees across the country and around the world do critical work that impacts millions of lives and I could not be prouder. Folks often ask me why I...

Conservation Initiatives Food and Nutrition Health and Safety Forestry Rural Technology

Secretary Vilsack: Why I’m Proud of Our USDA Employees

October 21, 2013 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack

USDA employees across the country and around the world do critical work that impacts millions of lives. I am proud of our employees for many reasons, and I want to share just a few of their great accomplishments under the Obama Administration.

Conservation Food and Nutrition Health and Safety Forestry Animals Plants Rural Research and Science

Food Safety and Chicken Served in the National School Lunch Program

September 25, 2013 Janey Thornton, Deputy Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services

In response to a recent report about chicken served in the National School Lunch Program, I wanted to provide some clarification. Food safety is one of our highest priorities, and USDA is committed to ensuring that food served through the National School Lunch Program is both healthy and safe...

Food and Nutrition Health and Safety

Ensuring Safety of Imported Processed Chicken from China

September 24, 2013 Al Almanza, USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service Administrator

On August 30 th, FSIS announced the results of our verification audit of China’s poultry processing inspection system, which reaffirmed the equivalence of China’s poultry processing system. This determination was made after a long and careful review by our expert auditors to ensure that China’s...

Health and Safety

What Would You do to Keep Your Food Safe During an Emergency?

September 24, 2013 Vance Ulrich, Public Affairs Intern, USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service

September is National Preparedness Month, and USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service reminds you to plan ahead in order to keep your food safe just in case you encounter hurricanes, flooding, fires, power outages or other emergencies that threaten storage conditions. On any given day, maintaining...

Health and Safety

Full Disclosure: Changes to Poultry Inspections Needed to Protect Public Health

September 04, 2013 Al Almanza, Administrator, USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service

Cross posted from Food Safety News: For the past 15 years, USDA conducted a pilot project to inform how we modernize our inspection process – all to ensure that meat and poultry is safe to eat. Today, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), released a report on the project, known as the...

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Tackling a Tailgate, Food Safety Wins!

August 30, 2013 Tina Hanes and Kathy Bernard, Technical Information Specialists for USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline

Cross posted from the FoodSafety.gov blog: It’s tailgate season, are you ready for the kick off? Planning is the key to keeping your food safe during a tailgate so get your gear ready now. Do you have enough coolers, and all the tools you need to cook? In addition to a grill and fuel for cooking...

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The Food Safety and Inspection Service's Mission in Action: Meet CSIs Toot, Curb and Carson

August 15, 2013 Elizabeth Boody, Legislative Analyst, Food Safety and Inspection Service

FSIS Consumer Safety Inspectors (CSIs) Anthony Carson, Rick Toot, and Rosalinda Curb are just a few of the exemplary FSIS employees who work hard every day to protect public health and ensure the humane treatment of livestock presented for slaughter. Anthony Carson, a CSI in the Dallas district...

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Teach Your Growing 'Superhero' to Defeat Bacteria, Use Their Powers to be Food Safe at Any Age

August 14, 2013 CiCi Williamson, USDA Food Safety Inspection Service

“Aw, Mom, I’ll be fine,” says a teen off to college for the first time when cautioned about handling food safely. An elementary school student tells his dad not to mention putting the cold pack in his lunchbox. “Don’t bug me in front of my friends,” says the gradeschooler who feels embarrassed....

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