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Posted on February 12, 2014

Glove Usage Only One Of Many Food Safety Precautions

Restaurant and bar owners in Los Angeles and the entirety of California are abuzz over a new rule requiring anyone who handles food to put on gloves during preparation.  The measure became state law this year in a bid to reduce customers’ exposure to foodborne illness.  Bartenders are included within the ruling due to the… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2014

Diseased Livestock-Related Recall Sparks Questions About Production

Earlier this week, we brought you word of a sizable recall of meat that could have come from livestock that was ill.  The products derived from these diseased animals reportedly were shipped out without even going through an inspection by the Food Safety and Inspection Service.  That one-two punch was sufficient to prompt a recall…. read more

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Posted on February 12, 2014

Lawmakers Mull Ban On Cellphone Conversations Aboard Planes

Recently, the Federal Aviation Administration made the monumental decision to allow the usage of electronics devices for communications and downloads when a plane is in the air, reversing course from years in which flyers were asked to switch things over to Airplane mode and shut off their devices in the midst of landing and takeoff…. read more

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Posted on February 12, 2014

3.8 Million Car Seats Recalled By Graco Over Possible Latch Problem

3.8 million car seats are being recalled by Graco Children’s Products due to a seatbelt issue that could make it difficult to extricate a child from the unit when a speedy exit from the vehicle is necessary.  Originally, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had requested that the company recall 18 models, but since Graco… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2014

Beef Jerky Recalled By Prime Snax Over Undeclared Soy Risk

Beef jerky is being recalled by the Salt Lake City, Utah-based Prime Snax Incorporated because of a potential undeclared allergen risk posed to consumers.  A whopping 90,000 pounds of product under various brands are being recalled from across the country.  The recall affects assorted flavors of jerky under the Southwest Trail, Desert Star, Kettle Creek,… read more

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Posted on February 12, 2014

1,700 Personal Emergency Response Kits Recalled Over Failure Risk

1,700 Personal Emergency Response Kits are being recalled by the Westford, Massachusetts-based Visonic because of the potential failure of the devices when called upon during an emergency.  The Visonic Amber SelectX products work by way of allowing a user to press a button on a pendant to alert the proper persons when an emergency occurs. … read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

Need For Online Precautions Highlighted By Safer Internet Day

All around the world, organizations are commemorating an event known as Safer Internet Day.  As its moniker suggests, today’s event is geared toward helping citizens ensure their safety when they conduct business online.  A host of preventative measures are being offered to help citizens avoid financial fraud and identity theft, and to make sure you’re… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

Investigation Shows Errant Plane Landings Are Surprisingly Frequent

When you purchase a plane ticket and then later board the plane, you go in with the assumption that you’re going to be taken to the destination printed on said ticket.  But as a new investigation shows, the number of planes that accidentally touch down in the wrong spot or come close to doing so… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

Make Sure Children Know Firearms Are Nothing To Trifle With

The owners of firearms must make sure that children aren’t able to access these around the home.  This will require vigilance on the part of the parent, as children may naturally be curious about such things.  But in order to prevent a potential tragedy, parents can take certain steps, and some of those steps are… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

How To Protect Yourself And Others On Winter Roads

If you’re going to be on the road in the midst of winter weather conditions, you could find yourself sharing that road with larger commercial trucks.  Whereas you may be able to stay home and wait out the storm, the drivers of these vehicles are often required to keep to the roads and complete their… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

Cal-OSHA Called Out For Alleged Staffing Deficiencies

A group called Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility believes that the California branch of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration may be experiencing problems that have the potential to compromise safety, and they’ve lodged a complaint seeking improvements in this regard.  At issue is the level of personnel suited to carrying out inspections on behalf… read more

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Posted on February 11, 2014

Infused Rice Recalled By Mars Over Foodborne Illness Concerns

Various flavors of Infused Rice products under the Uncle Ben’s brand are being recalled by Mars Foodservices because they have the potential to make the persons who consume the products ill.  Reports have already come in to the Food and Drug Administration and Mars relating instances where rash and flushing happened to those who made… read more

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