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: A Georgia LawyerFDA; 189,000 Food Plants Worldwide; 96 Inspected
From the AJC.com
The FDA?s inspection record underscores the need for more regular, comprehensive food inspections. But it also speaks to the importance of prevention and transparency, not crisis management, in protecting the safety of our food supply.
An efficient safety network prevents contamination before food products are shipped to schools, senior centers and grocery stores. An efficient system also tracks illness outbreaks quickly and recalls tainted products with equal speed.
Today, the U.S. food-safety network does not meet those standards, and Americans are literally dying as a result.
For more go here to read the posted opinion.
Full post as published by A Georgia Lawyer on March 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
Pet Food Recall and Deaths
Dogs and Cats Sickened by Tainted Menu Food Products
Pet Food Recall
Diamond Pet Food sets up $3.1 million class action fund for substandard dog food.
Food/Supplements
involving food poisoning, food product recalls, false advertising or labeling, vitamin, weight loss and diet supplement issues.
Toyota
Recalls 1 Million Plus Cars Worldwide
Chemical Companies
alleging danger to people living near the plants.
PETCO
Animal Food Distribution Unsanitary, Food Seized
Menu Food
$240,000 settlement reached in Hawaii class action contaminated pet food suit.

Controversy Surrounds Inspection of Peanut Plants
Contaminated Heparin Linked to Sickness and Deaths
San Diego Salmonella Food Poisoning Tied to Unlicensed Texas Plant
While Foreign Pharmaceutical Production Increases, FDA's Foreign Inspection Decreases
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