Video News Releases

Traveling Safely with Spring Holiday Foods (Apr 2012; WMV) | En Español
FSIS offers practical advice on how to safely prepare and travel with foods.

Cooking Spring Holiday Foods (Apr 2012; WMV) | En Español
FSIS offers some food safety tips to help you keep foodborne ilness from ruining your spring celebration.

USDA Introduces Mobile Ask Karen - Food Safety on your Smartphone (May 2011; WMV)
Just in time for summer grilling and picnic season, FSIS launches Mobile Ask Karen, a Web-based smartphone app, that instantly answers your food safety questions.

Let's Talk About Ham (Apr 2011; WMV) | En Español
FSIS offers tips on preventing foodborne illness when preparing your meal.

Let's Talk About Handling and Preparing a Beef Brisket (Apr 2011; WMV) | En Español
Follow these tips to prevent foodborne illness from ruining your meals.

Let's Talk about Safely Handling and Preparing Eggs (Apr 2011; WMV) | En Español
FSIS offers food safety advice for your springtime celebrations.

Food Safety Brochures for At-Risk Groups (Oct 2010; WMV)
FSIS and FDA release food safety brochures for at-risk groups.

Ask Karen (Aug 2010; WMV) | En Español
Have a food safety question? Ask Karen can help.

Packing Lunches (Aug 2010; WMV) | En Español
Keep food safety in mind when packing school lunches to help your kids avoid foodborne illness.

Let Me Tell You How Dad Got Sick (Aug 2010; WMV) | En Español
Follow these simple steps to prevent foodborne illness. Note: English and Spanish captioning provided.

Safe Summer Grilling (Jul 2010; WMV) | En Español | ASL
Follow the tips for grilling safely and celebrate freedom from foodborne illness.

Food Safety Lessons Go On The Road (Jul 2010; WMV)
The Discovery Zone mobile provides a hands-on food safety learning experience.

Live Chats on Food Safety (Jun 2010; WMV) | En Español
Ask Karen, our virtual representative, now offers live chats.

FSIS Brings Food Safety Lessons to School (May 2010; WMV)
The Discovery Zone mobile visits a DC school to provide food safety lessons.

Safe And Easy Thanksgiving Dinner (Nov 2009; WMV)
Plan ahead when preparing your Thanksgiving meal.

Food Safety Advice for Power Loss | Script | En Español (Oct 2009; WMV)
Follow this advise to minimize the risk of foodborne illness.

USDA Food Safety Advise for Tailgating Parties (Sep 2009; WMV) | En Español
To keep bacteria away on the big game day, take the advice of the USDA.

USDA Says "Be Food Safe" For Holiday Buffets (Dec 2008; WMV) | Script
Don't let foodborne illness ruin a holiday party.

Online Advice for a Safe Turkey Dinner (Nov 2008; WMV) | Script
Call the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, or ask a Thanksgiving food safety question quickly and easily by visiting AskKaren.gov.

Turkey Basics from USDA's "Be Food Safe" Campaign (Nov 2008; WMV) | Script
Reminders about the safe way to prepare the holiday feast.

Centennial for Meat Inspection (Jun 2006; WMV) | Script
The U.S. Department of Agriculture celebrated a century of meat inspection at a Washington, DC event.

USDA Guidance on Cooking Poultry (Apr 2006; WMV) | Script
There's good news for consumers who want a simple answer to making sure their poultry is cooked to a safe temperature.

USDA's "Is It Done Yet?" Food Thermometer Campaign (Jun 2005; WMV) | Script
Is it done yet? Food safety experts say you can't tell by looking - use a food thermometer to be sure.

Image of refrigerator and words Chill: Refrigerate Promptly

"BAC Down" To Keep Food Safe This Summer (May 2005; WMV) | Script
Learn about a new campaign to keep foods chilled properly this summer.

	Beach & Boat Food Safety (Jun 2005; WMV) \| Script If you're bringing a picnic to the beach or on the boat, here's some advice from the USDA for keeping your food safe.
	Last Modified: April 5, 2012


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