FDA

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is making an educated best guess. The FDA has listed tomatoes as a safe product again, in spite of the fact that people still are becoming ill with salmonella.
“…The source of the outbreak still isn’t known — and 20 to 30 reports of the illness […]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not identified tomatoes as the definite source of the salmonella problem. Other products are being investigated as the source of the outbreak:
“…Raw jalapeños, serranos and cilantro, key ingredients in Mexican cooking, are now being linked along with tomatoes to the outbreak of salmonella that has sickened […]

It might be tomatoes; and it might not be tomatoes. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not know what is causing the salmonella. The investigation into the source of the salmonella broadens to other produce, as the number of reported illnesses reaches a thousand people - with the numbers increasing:
“…Officials from the […]

The concern about salmonella, initially linked to tomatoes, began in April. Now, in the first week of July, there is some doubt raised as to whether it is the tomatoes that is the source of the problem:
“…the U.S. Food and Drug Administration appears no closer to finding the source of a mysterious salmonella outbreak […]

Pet owners will recall the contaminated pet food recall of last year. Unfortunately, many pets were harmed because of that contamination and the resultant litigation resulted in millions of dollars being paid. Now there has been an allegation of unsafe and unsanitary pet food:
“The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. marshals […]

There has been a resolution of some of the legal matters surrounding the contamination of pet food last year. The unsafe food supply resulted in the death of thousands of pet. For those pet owners who took part in this legal action, financial compensation is forthcoming:
“…The fund is expected to compensate thousands of […]