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In the kind of outreach that should happen more often, senior staff with the Food and Drug Administration toured two produce farms Aug. 5.

A European Union Commission spokeswoman said the spread of African swine fever in Bulgaria “is worrying” and urged action against this catastrophic disease on Thursday.

Don't go there, boys and girls. Don't reopen the 2014 farm bill.

Bulgaria confirmed a new case of African swine fever (ASF) in a wild boar near Devnya on Wednesday.

Since the concept of a "food desert" was born a decade or two ago, it has presented the food industry with a chicken or the egg dilemma.

Two large industrial pig farms in Bulgaria report African swine fever, bringing the total of culled hogs to more than 100,000.

Some Bulgarian farmers are refusing to comply with measures to protect the country’s hog herd against African swine fever.

Ahead of the holiday week, consumers are being warned by government watchdogs about food safety and disease traceability. Here’s a quick run down on how to keep your holiday menu safe.

Produce and agriculture leaders are pleased with the selection of Sonny Perdue as secretary of agriculture.

In the town full of acronyms, CAERS is just another one, more obscure than most. Produce marketers should get to know it.