U.S. finds more salmonela in Honduras cantaloupesThe United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced it has again found salmonella in cantaloupes, this time from the Honduras company Suragro.Wednesday, July 9, 2008
The FDA has not made public the results of laboratory field tests carried out on the Montelíbano cantaloupes , the company whose product first showed signs of salmonella last March. Source: laprensahn.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Mexican Papaya Can Not Enter U.S.August 2011 The U.S. Food Administration (FDA), has prevented the entry of Mexican papaya into U.S. territory. Guatemalan Melons Withdrawn from U.S. StoresMarch 2011 It is suspected to be contaminated with salmonella; Del Monte recalled about five thousand boxes of melon. FDA to lift health alert on Honduran melonsAugust 2008 In the next few days a Honduran delegation will travel to Washington to obtain the investigating body's decision. FDA verdict on Honduran melons to be announced this weekApril 2008 The Agrolíbano company could learn as early as this week whether it will be able to resume exporting its melons to the United States. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will notify it once the results of its analysis of the production system of the fruit in the affected finca are completed. Its exports had been banned due to a suspected outbreak of salmonella.
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