Sam Robinson/Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

Cracks in the System: Eggs in nationwide 2010 egg recall had quality grade

In 2010, more than 90 percent of the egg cartons containing the adulterated eggs again carried the U.S. Department of Agriculture grade mark for quality in one of the largest egg recalls in history.

By Sam Robinson/Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

/ 31 Jul 2013

Cracks in the System: Eggs in nationwide 2010 egg recall had quality grade

Cracks in the System: Safety not a factor in inspections for egg quality

The 2010 recall of more than 500 million shell eggs illustrates the lack of communication and coordination among federal agencies involved in the egg inspection process. It also demonstrates the confusing structure of the system that provides authority and establishes which agencies have oversight w

By Sam Robinson/Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

/ 31 Jul 2013

Cracks in the System: Safety not a factor in inspections for egg quality

More States Considering ‘Ag-Gag’, Farm Protection Bills

The push by the agriculture industry to restrict free speech and access to information is increasing, with at least seven more states considering farm protection laws – also, known as “ag-

By Sam Robinson/Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

/ 17 Mar 2013

Sam Robinson/Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting

Cracks in the System: Eggs in nationwide 2010 egg recall had quality grade

Cracks in the System: Safety not a factor in inspections for egg quality

More States Considering ‘Ag-Gag’, Farm Protection Bills

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