Canada bans European farm products

Article Abstract:

The Canadian government has imposed a ban on farm products from all European Union countries and Argentina after receiving confirmation that the food-and-mouth disease had indeed spread to France and Argentina. The ban applies to all imports of live animals, animal products and used farm equipment. Other products covered by the ban include cheeses made from raw milk, such as Camembert and Brie, meat products such as fresh fork from Finland and Denmark, and even semen and embryos used in livestock breeding.

European Union, International economic relations, Argentina

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Gimme shelter

Article Abstract:

Different methods for keeping large quantity of prepared food hot until they reach the serving place are discussed. The use of equipments such as heated transport carts, hot-holding cabins, insulated transport boxes and thermal cart covers is discussed in detail.

Packaging Machinery Manufacturing, Prepared Perishable Foods, Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing, Convenience Foods, Packaging machinery, Packaging Heat Sealing Equip, Methods, Usage, Protection and preservation, Food preservation, Food warmers, Food warming equipment, Food conservation, Heat sealing equipment

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Reducing the risk

Article Abstract:

Health Canada reports that there are 10,000 cases of foodborne illness each year.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Brief Article

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