
Food Safety Bill Making Food Safer
The food safety bill places stricter standards on imported foods, give the government broad new powers to increase inspections of food processing facilities.
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Attorney George Sink and his veteran’s disability team recently traveled to the South Carolina Regional VA Office in Columbia, SC in an effort to establish a great working relationship with … Read More »
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The food safety bill places stricter standards on imported foods, give the government broad new powers to increase inspections of food processing facilities.
Consumers with an egg allergy will want to check their freezers from frozen breaded chicken wings that are for the undeclared allergen.
The government has been working to make cribs safer for infants.
A new report shows that some moms are putting their infants to sleep in an unknowingly unsafe environment.
The NHTSA, in conjunction with BMW of North America, announced two individual recalls that will affect almost a quarter of a million BMW sedans and SUVs.
Deere & Company is recalling John Deere lawn tractors due to a risk of brake failure, which could lead to losing control of the tractor and possibly injury.
According to the CPSC, the Rosebud crib’s drop-side rail hardware can break, causing the drop-side to detach from the crib, which could be dangerous.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 2010 was the year of complaints, with 40,000 formalized complaints about vehicle issues.
The CDC says the amount of patients exposed to blood-borne infections during diabetes testing, glucose monitoring and insulin delivery in groups has increased.
Cadillac SRX crossover vehicles are being recalled because of faulty passenger side air bags, according to news reports.
Vita Foods announced the recall of a smoked salmon product due to its potential contamination with Listeria, an organism that can result in serious infections.
Quaker Oats Company, in cooperation with the FDA, announced the voluntary recall of Quaker Smashbar snacks due to the presence of an undeclared milk allergen.
Lettieri’s Foods, Inc. is recalling their breakfast sandwiches because they could contain an undeclared additive, according to the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Illnesses caused by Salmonella infection has cost nearly and $365 million in direct medical costs annually in the past 15 years, according to news reports.
The FDA reviewer certification program will become an agency-wide requirement, an effort to have a more prepared staff and shorten medical device review times.
South Carolina has been named one of the worst states for road safety in a GJEL Accident Attorney report.
Many groups met in Washington D.C. to discuss the distracted driving epidemic. Here are some of their tips to break your distracted driving habits.
The CPSC and Health Canada announced the voluntary recall of their Chloe, Sophie and Audrey soft dolls due to the potential for a strangulation hazard.