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Exponent's Christine Thiffault, Elaine Freeman, and Nga Tran have co-authored an article with an academic expert in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology

Recent food recalls were for undeclared allergens, primarily milk, eggs, fish, and nuts, in prepared foods.

Recent food recalls involved microbial contaminations, undeclared ingredients, and one product with questionable packaging seals.

Since the previous Update, FDA issued a recall for injection products labeled with an incorrect expiration date.

Bacterial contamination was the primary reason behind most food recalls over the last two weeks.

Recent food recalls were primarily for reasons of microbial contamination, but two meat products, regulated by USDA, were also recalled for undeclared allergens.

Regulations established under this law will impose significant new requirements on producers and handlers of human and animal food and food components to take steps to identify and diminish threats to food safety.

In the March 10, 2015, Federal Register, USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service ("FSIS") announced the extension of the comment period for the verification testing program announced in the January 25, 2015, Federal Register.

In this episode of Greenberg Traurig's Legal Food Talk podcast, host Justin Prochnow sits down for a roundtable discussion with guests Christopher Morey and Chris Strachan, alongside co-host and commercial litigator...

In the past week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), in collaboration with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced three new initiatives related to food safety...

On July 29, 2016, President Obama signed controversial Bill 764 creating a federal labelling standard in the United States for food made with genetically modified organisms (GMOs)...

Regular readers of this blog may recall that, each year at this time, we report on our cherished annual trip to the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.

When I submit an MDR report, is the report considered an admission that my device caused or contributed to the reported event?

On Friday, July 29, US President Obama signed into law S. 764, which overturns Vermont's GMO label law and establishes a national standard for GMO (genetically modified organism) labeling.

Extended Producer Responsibility is no longer just a policy trend abroad—it is now taking hold in the U.S.

On Christmas Eve we blogged about a pelvic mesh case that had the veritable "mixed bag" of rulings.

Over on the Drug & Device Law blog, Reed Smith partner Jim Beck applauds the recent decision in Tyree v. Boston Scientific Corp., a case filed in the Southern District of West Virginia.

California’s new food date labeling requirements under Assembly Bill (AB) 660 take effect on July 1, and regulated businesses will need to ensure they have adjusted their labeling practices to comply.