Two Epidemics, Unequal Response: Facing Human Diseases And Crop Pest And Disease Outbreaks
17 June 2026, Rome: On a busy morning in a large city, news spreads quickly. A new human infectious disease has been
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17 June 2026, Rome: On a busy morning in a large city, news spreads quickly. A new human infectious disease has been
Read More17 June 2026, US: WHO and FAO have launched an interregional initiative to strengthen food safety systems and enhance countries participation in the
Read More17 June 2026, US: Under the leadership of the National Codex Alimentarius Committee, Madagascar celebrated World Food Safety Day 2026. Various activities
Read More17 June 2026, US: To mark World Food Safety Day 2026, the Egyptian company First Class Catering, organized a series of awareness
Read More17 June 2026, US: To mark World Food Safety Day 2026, the General Directorate of Food and Control of the Ministry of
Read More17 June 2026, US: The Street Food Safety Initiative (SFSI) of the Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology (NIFST), Lagos Chapter,
Read More15 June 2026, US: On 8 June 2026, the Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences (FNHS) at Notre Dame University-Louaize (NDU), hosted a
Read More15 June 2026, US: This year the Codex Contact Point in Honduras celebrated with academia. Every university in Tegucigalpa that offers programmes
Read More15 June 2026, US: The Codex contact point in Cuba celebrated World Food Safety Day with a Technical Workshop organized and held
Read More12 June 2026, Rome: Countries around the world are facing a growing threat from transboundary animal diseases (TADs), including New World Screwworm, African Swine
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