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CURRENT INITIATIVE / FOOD SAFETY

Safer food.
Stronger communities.

Food recalls and disruptions can leave families wondering what is safe, what has changed, and what they should do next. We help make credible food-safety information and trusted resources easier to find.

Looking for immediate information? Start with current alerts.

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FOOD SAFETY

When something changes,
people need clear answers.

A food recall, contamination concern, supply disruption, or other food-safety issue can affect more than what's on the shelf.

Families may need to know whether a product they have is affected, what steps to take, and where to find reliable information.

Help people find credible information without having to search everywhere for it.

BE PREPARED

A little information
can prevent a bigger problem.

Check

Pay attention to current recalls and safety notices that may affect food in your home.

Verify

Use credible sources to confirm whether a specific product is affected.

Follow

Follow the official instructions associated with a recall or safety notice.

Share

Help family members, neighbors, and people who may have difficulty accessing information stay informed.

Always follow the specific instructions published with an official recall or safety notice.

TRUSTED RESOURCES

Where credible food information comes from.

FoodSafety.gov

Federal recalls, outbreak notices, and food-handling guidance.

U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

Recalls, market withdrawals, and safety alerts for most packaged foods.

USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service

Recalls and public health alerts for meat, poultry, and egg products.

OUR ROLE

Making credible information
easier to find.

Bryant & Co. Foundation helps organize and connect people with food-safety information, resources, and organizations so they can make informed decisions when circumstances change.

Information

Make credible information easier to understand and access.

Resources

Help people find organizations and services that may be able to assist.

Connections

Help useful information reach people who may otherwise miss it.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Information travels through people.

Share

Pass credible alerts along to neighbors and family members who may miss them.

Volunteer

Support food distribution, logistics, and community outreach.

Volunteer

Donate

Help fund readiness so support is in place before the next disruption.

Donate

FOOD SAFETY

Know what changed.
Know where to turn.