Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Novamex USA Ltd Announces the Results From the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

Business Editors & Health/Medical Writers BIOWIRE2K MONTREAL--(BW HealthWire)--May 10, 2002 Novamex USA Ltd (the "Company") (NQB Pink Sheets:NOV...

• Business Wire
• May 10, 2002

• With New Bse Case in Canada, R-Calf Calls for More Testing

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy cases in Canada since 1997 now number nine, yet officials there and the United States said Tuesday that brain wasting sickness transferable to humans is out of the food supply and in control. The latest case, revealed last Friday by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, involved a 6-year-old beef cow born five years after the Canadians banned animal tissue from cattle feed ingredients.

• Billings Gazette, The
• August 28, 2009

• Top Canadian Officials Question Health and Safety of Mott's Products in Wake of Worker Strike

NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY LEADER JACK LAYTON AND MP MALCOLM ALLEN WARN "UNTRAINED AND INEXPERIENCED" TEMPORARY WORKERS CAN HAVE NEGATIVE IMPACT ON QUALITY AND SAFETY OF BEVERAGES OTTAWA, June 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In separate letters to Larry D. Young, President and CEO of Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, Inc., (NYSE: DPS) and Carole Swan, President of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), leading Canadian officials expressed serious concerns regarding the health and safety risks of Mott's beverages in light of the company's use of untrained, inexperienced temporary workers to replace its highly-skilled workforce currently on strike. Over 300 long-term unionized workers of the Mott's manufacturing plant in Williamson, NY went on strike May 23rd as a result of unfair labor practices co...

• U.S. Newswire
• June 14, 2010

• Memorandums of understanding: Canadian Food Inspection Agency; exchange of letters; information exchange in emergency situations,

• FR, September 07, 1999
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• Worker Infects Canadian Pigs with Swine Flu Virus

OTTAWA - Pigs on a Canadian farm have been infected with the new swine flu virus - apparently by a farm worker back from Mexico - and are under quarantine, officials said. It is the first known case of pigs having the virus. But officials quickly urged caution. Swine flu regularly causes outbreaks in pigs and the pigs do not pose a food safety risk, Dr. Brian Evans, executive vice president with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, told a news conference.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• May 08, 2009

• Canada Confirms Case of Mad Cow at B.C. Farm

TORONTO Canada confirmed a case of mad cow disease on Sunday at a farm in British Columbia the country's fifth case since May 2003, when the United States closed its border to Canadian beef. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced Thursday it had a suspected case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE.

• The Columbian
• April 19, 2006

• Scientists Encouraged by E. Coli Vaccine for Cattle ; Shot Combats Virulent Strain

Canadian scientists have developed a cattle vaccine against the dangerous E. coli strain that has wreaked havoc with fresh produce this year, first in an outbreak involving spinach, and then another with contaminated lettuce at a string of Taco Bell restaurants. The vaccine, which targets Escherichia coli O157:H7, has been granted preliminary approval by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The U.S. Department of Agriculture also is studying the vaccine, which targets a unique protein in the virulent strain. The inoculation is manufactured by Bioniche Life Sciences Inc., in Ontario, which last week reported that the vaccine had received a conditional license.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• January 02, 2007

• Canada Confirms Mad Cow; It Is the Nation's 5th Since 2003

TORONTO (AP) - Canada confirmed a case of mad cow disease on Sunday at a farm in British Columbia - the country's fifth case since May 2003, when the United States closed its border to Canadian beef. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced Thursday it had a suspected case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• April 21, 2006

• Canadian Diary Cow has Mad Cow Disease

Canada confirmed Sunday that a second cow has tested positive for mad cow disease, just days after the United States said it planned to reopen its border to Canadian beef. An older dairy cow from Alberta has tested positive bovine spongiform encephalopathy, otherwise known as mad cow disease, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

• San Gabriel Valley Tribune
• February 02, 2006

• Canada Confirms Mad Cow Case

TORONTO - Canada confirmed a case of mad cow disease on Sunday at a farm in British Columbia - the country's fifth case since May 2003, when the United States closed its border to Canadian beef. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced Thursday it had a suspected case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE.

• Charleston Gazette
• April 18, 2006