Why We're Moving to a Web-First Features Model: More Timely Content, Same Trusted Expertise
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FIGURE 1. The Summit workshops tackle timely topics in food safety in a hands-on, collaborative setting (Image credit: Robert Shiverts Photography and Food Safety Summit)
In the spirit of ongoing knowledge-sharing and community-building, we're making some exciting new changes to the way we bring Food Safety Magazine feature articles to our audience.
From October onward, eMagazine features will be published directly to our website on a rolling, weekly basis, rather than released all at once in a single issue. Articles will still be listed under a bimonthly Features Collection, accessible here, as they are published.
We're making this change for important reasons. To better meet our readers where they are, we're answering your calls for speed of information, web-first agility, and easier interaction with our content. Publishing feature articles on a weekly basis will allow us to bring technical information on need-to-know topics to you faster, in a more easily accessible format.
The scope of our feature articles remains the same—expert-authored, in-depth content designed to advance the knowledge and expertise of food safety and quality professionals worldwide. Access to all website content, including features, will continue to remain completely free with a web registration.
“Publishing feature articles on a weekly basis will allow us to bring technical information on need-to-know topics to you faster, in a more easily accessible format.”
If you're already signed up to receive the eMagazine, there's nothing more you need to do. Starting in October, you'll receive an email at the end of each month with a summary of the latest features we've published, along with links to access them. We hope you'll consider bookmarking our Features Collection landing page so you can check back for new articles as they're released weekly.
We know change can be a little confusing at first, which is why we'll be rolling out additional information on our website and in our newsletter (subscribe to that if you don't already!) about how you can continue to access all the valuable features content on our website. We don't want you to miss out on anything!
As long as we're talking FOMO, it's no surprise that AI is rapidly changing the internet, which greatly affects publishers of technical, science-based content like us. If you want to keep seeing Food Safety Magazine in your Google search results, please consider setting us as a preferred source by following this link.
We look forward to bringing you our timely, expert-authored feature articles in a web-first format starting in October!
Regards,
Adrienne Blume, M.A.
Editorial Director
References
- Food Safety Matters Podcast. "Ep. 208. Reviewing 2025—A Year of Change for Food Safety Policy." Food Safety Magazine. December 23, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/10994-ep-208-reviewing-2025a-year-of-change-for-food-safety-policy.
- Henderson, B. "51 Cases of Infant Botulism Dating Back to 2023 Now Included in ByHeart Outbreak." Food Safety Magazine. December 10, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/10959-51-cases-of-infant-botulism-dating-back-to-2023-now-included-in-byheart-outbreak.
- Food Safety Matters Podcast. "Ep. 209. Helena Bottemiller Evich: The MAHA Effect on American Food Policy." Food Safety Magazine. January 13, 2026. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/11031-ep-209-helena-bottemiller-evich-the-maha-effect-on-american-food-policy.
- Henderson, B. and A. Blume. "A 2025 Timeline of U.S. Federal Food Safety Changes Under the Trump Admin." Food Safety Magazine. December 26, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/11004-a-2025-timeline-of-us-federal-food-safety-changes-under-the-trump-admin.
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- Henderson, B. "Senator Demands Answers from ByHeart About Infant Formula Botulism Outbreak." Food Safety Magazine. December 23, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/11009-senator-demands-answers-from-byheart-about-infant-formula-botulism-outbreak.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). "HHS, FDA Announce Operation Stork Speed to Expand Options for Safe, Reliable, and Nutritious Infant Formula for American Families." March 18, 2025. https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/hhs-fda-announce-operation-stork-speed-expand-options-safe-reliable-and-nutritious-infant-formula.
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- Henderson, B. "FDA's Developing Rule to Tighten GRAS Oversight Moves to White House." Food Safety Magazine. December 2, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/10918-fdas-developing-rule-to-tighten-gras-oversight-moves-to-white-house.
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- Food Safety Magazine Editorial Team. "Regan-Udall Report Supports FDA Infant Formula Safety Efforts." Food Safety Magazine. November 11, 2025. https://www.food-safety.com/articles/10866-regan-udall-report-supports-fda-infant-formula-safety-efforts.
- Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA. "Infant Formula Roundtable Series: Report on Cross-Sector Stakeholder Insights." October 2025. https://reaganudall.org/sites/default/files/2025-10/Infant_Formula_Roundtable_Series_Report.pdf.
