Fresh produce is the top source of foodborne illnesses. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Does it seem like every day there is a report about a new food recall? Well, it may not be on a daily basis, but close enough. According to a study by the Public Interest Research Group, the U.S. experiences more food recalls today than it did five years ago, particularly when it comes to meat and poultry.
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