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California Agricultural Neighbors report highlights next steps for building proactive food safety culture in Salinas Valley

CDFA and the Monterey County Farm Bureau are announcing the joint release of the report “California Agricultural Neighbors: Building a Proactive Food Safety Culture.” California Agricultural Neighbors (CAN) was formed in January 2021 to bring together members of the Salinas Valley agriculture community to review what could be done to help reduce outbreaks of pathogenic Escherichia

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Are you prepared for your produce safety regulatory inspection? Are you wondering how the requirements of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule (PSR) apply to your farm and food safety practices? Get answers to these questions and more by scheduling a free On-Farm Readiness Review! Produce farms nationwide that are covered under

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CDFA Produce Safety Program Debuts New PSP Portal Website

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) Produce Safety Program (PSP) announces the official launch of its new Farm Data Repository website for California farms and farm inspections to support statewide compliance with the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule. Also known as the PSP Portal, this new digital resource provides California

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CDFA Produce Safety Program Announces Phase 2 Development of Online PSP Portal with Final Website Launch Anticipated Later This Year

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) Produce Safety Program (PSP) announces the development of Phase 2 of its Farm Data Repository website, also known as the PSP Portal. The final launch of the PSP Portal with full functionality is anticipated later this year.   Phase 2 of the PSP Portal release will provide

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FDA and Partners in Southwest Growing Region Share Findings from Multi-Year Environmental Study

This study was initiated following a 2018 E. coli O157:H7 outbreak linked to romaine lettuce from the Southwest growing region and represents one of the largest environmental microbiology research efforts to date. Multi-year environmental studies are designed to shed light on environmental conditions that could impact food safety. Having this kind of study helps reinforce

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