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July 15, 2025 | By Neal Saab, PhD

Heavy Metals in Rice and Leafy Greens: Paths to Reductions

New research is identifying workable solutions to the presence of heavy metals in vegetables and rice that can be applied by all stakeholders from growers to consumers.

June 27, 2025 | By Food Safety Tech Staff

Reducing the Risk of Arsenic in Rice

New research suggests that the most effective treatments for reducing levels of the toxic metal arsenic in rice are cultivar selection, irrigation management, cooking approach and the application of selenium or silicon soil amendments.

March 20, 2025 | By Food Safety Tech Staff

HHS, FDA Announce Chemical Contaminants Transparency Tool for Foods

The CCT Tool, an online searchable database providing a consolidated list of contaminant levels (e.g., tolerances, action levels, and guidance levels) that are used to evaluate potential health risks of contaminants in human foods

May 6, 2024 | By Food Safety Tech Staff

FDA Publishes Final Rule on Agricultural Water To Enhance Produce Safety

The new rule establishes requirements for agricultural water assessments, and sets pre-agricultural water testing and mitigation requirements for farms.

April 22, 2024 | By Food Safety Tech Staff

FDA Testing Reveals Low Occurrence of PFAS in Meat and Seafood

Since 2019, the FDA has tested nearly 13,000 food samples for PFAS and developed new, validated methods for measuring 30 different PFAS in a diverse range of food types.

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