Thanks to our Donors – Leaders in Food Safety Around the World

Foodborne illness affects 48 million Americans each year. Yet independent, high-quality food safety journalism continues to disappear.

Food Safety News exists to fill that gap. As a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we keep the public informed, support industry professionals, and hold regulators accountable.

Your tax-deductible gift directly supports:

Daily independent reporting on recalls, outbreaks, and regulations
Investigative journalism that holds industry accountable
Educational newsletters reaching 45,000+ professionals

With your donation, we'll add your logo and a link to your level of giving below. To honor the pioneers who shaped modern food safety, we've created the following yearly giving levels:

Harvey Wiley - Circle ($10,001 and more)

Harvey Wiley

Harvey Wiley - Father of the U.S. food safety movement and first commissioner of the FDA.

Circle Donors:

Marler Clark, Inc., PS

Alice Stewart - Society ($7,501 to $10,000)

Alice L. Stewart

Alice Stewart - Pioneering epidemiologist whose research reshaped understanding of food and chemical exposure risks.

Society Donors:

Margaret Mead - Partner ($2,501 to $7,500)

Margaret Mead

Margaret Mead - Anthropologist whose work advanced the public’s understanding of cultural food safety practices.

Partner Donors:

John Snow - Contributor ($1,501 to $2,500)

John Snow

John Snow - Founder of modern epidemiology; his work on cholera established the foundation for foodborne disease tracking.

Contributors Donors:

Gerald Goldberg & Anita Solov

Upton Sinclair - Supporter ($501 to $1,500)

Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair - Author of The Jungle, whose work exposed unsafe meatpacking conditions and fueled national reforms.

Supporter Donors:

Paul Nunes

Shampa Rice

Marion Nestle - Advocate ($250 to $500)

Marion Nestle

Marion Nestle - Influential author and scholar whose writing has shaped modern food politics and nutrition.

Advocates Donors:

Michael Taylor | Trevor Suslow

Thank you for supporting evidence-based journalism that protects consumers and supports industry integrity.

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