20 Years Since the Spinach Outbreak - What Has Changed?
20 Years After the 2006 Spinach Outbreak: How Science and Standards Transformed Leafy Green Safety
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20 Years After the 2006 Spinach Outbreak: How Science and Standards Transformed Leafy Green Safety
We are pleased to share the initial findings from a multi-year environmental study on California’s Central Coast, conducted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This research reinforces the effectiveness of the food safety practices required by the California LGMA and provides valuable data to further strengthen our program.
Two Years of Pathogen Test Results will be Aggregated and Analyzed to Advance Food Safety
California LGMA provides an overview of how food safety standards have changed since 2018, other changes that are coming in the future, and how the leafy greens industry continues to leverage advances in science and technology.
The California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA) has a new Compliance Officer.
At its last meeting, the LGMA Board voted unanimously to require its members to conduct preharvest testing of product grown in fields where elevated risk factors may be present. I’m not sure if people realize what a significant action this is when it comes to leafy greens safety and what a tremendous commitment it is for lettuce farmers.