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Climate change will increase people's risk of salmonella poisoning from contaminated food, a new study warns. 
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Chemicals that can make people sick have recently been found in fish, crabs and oysters in South Carolina as concerns grow about the threat the toxins pose to food and water across the Palmetto State. The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control documented the pollutants, known as forever chemicals, in freshwater fish caught in 18 waterways from the foothills to the coast. In some cases, the pollutants were found at high levels, state data show. All told, more than a dozen species contained forever chemicals, and many fish tested came from some of South Carolina’s...
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An urgent recall for various smoked fish products sold across Australia has been issued over fears of Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
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any lawyers turned Wilbur Earl Tennant down before he found someone to take his case against DuPont.
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Bumble Bee Clams Recalled Due to PFAS Chemical...
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Ambiguous pet food labels like “fish,” “ocean fish,” or “white bait” may be hiding a secret ingredient: endangered shark meat. A new study found shark DNA in 31 percent of samples of pet food tested.
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Researchers have found alarming amounts of fiberglass particles in mussels and oysters off the coasts of southern England.
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Mars – the company that owns Skittles – invites its customers to “taste the rainbow” when they tear open a package and pour some of the multi-colored candies into their mouths. However, what they’re really tasting is titanium dioxide (TiO2).
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A Chicago-based company withdrew its snacks late last month after learning about possible foreign ingredients contaminating the products.
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Scientists from Florida International University found 100 percent of oysters tested were contaminated with "forever chemicals" PFAS and PAEs.
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The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an EWG estimate.
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Southeastern Grocers, located in Jacksonville, FL, is recalling 20,830 packages of Fisherman’s Wharf cooked shrimp because of possible Listeria...
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