About one in four people with a vibrio vulnificus infection die, sometimes within a day or two of becoming ill.
Linda L. Leake, doing business as Food Safety Ink, is a food safety consultant, registered SQF contract auditor, and award-winning freelance journalist based in Wilmington, N.C. Specializing in agriculture, food, food safety, and travel, her articles have appeared in some 89 print and online publications. Along with garnering awards for her articles and photographs, she holds the prestigious Master Writer status with American Agricultural Editors’ Association. Majoring in Dairy Science, she completed a BS in Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin and an MS in Food Safety at Michigan State University. She’s an active member of IAFP, Toxicologists Without Borders, Inc., and the National Dairy Shrine. She’s currently enrolled in the International Development Doctoral Program at the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast. Reach her at Llleake@aol.com.
Articles by Linda L. Leake, MS
Roundup of New Rapid Testing Tools Enhancing Food Safety
Industry stakeholders explain the latest rapid testing technology breaking ground for food producers.
Using Smartphones for Food Analysis
A look at the emerging trend of using smartphones and other portable devices for food analysis.
Toxoplasma Food Safety Updates
Impacts on this globally pervasive parasite on T. gondii-infected animals and concerns surrounding human behavior.
Toxoplasma Risk Assessments and Promising Pharmaceuticals
A look at the risk of acquiring a T. gondii infection and promising new drug candidates in the pipeline to treat Toxoplasmosis.
Creative Approaches to Food Safety Education
Food safety professionals give tips on how to creatively teach and motivate employees to adopt sound food safety practices.
Forbes Chocolate Wins 2018 Food Quality & Safety Award
The Food Quality & Safety Award recognizes the achievement of an organization that upholds the highest food standards supported by quantifiable results.
Research Takes Aim at Minimizing Impacts of Listeria
Investigators at North Carolina State University identified several compounds that may be effective in minimizing Listeria’s virulence.
Update: South Africa Listeriosis Outbreak
WHO calls the incident in South Africa the largest Listeria outbreak that has ever been detected.
HPP: A ‘Cool’ Innovation in Food Packaging
The added shelf life benefit of HPP could produce savings across the production and distribution spectrum.
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