These publications and listservs will keep you up-to-date on FSIS programs, activities, and initiatives.

Be FoodSafe: The FSIS Magazine
This periodic magazine focuses on food safety behavior trends, emerging science and research, inspection issues (domestic and international), and education programs for food workers, consumers and caregivers.

Constituent Update
Issued weekly, the Update contains information about FSIS policies, procedures, food safety issues and upcoming public meetings.
The Constituent Update is a weekly publication featuring information on current food safety issues of constituent concern, as well as agency updates.

Small Plant News
Topics of interest to owners and operators of small meat and poultry plants are covered in this 4-page, full-color newsletter.
This newsletter is written for small and very small federal- and state-inspected establishment owners and operators who produce meat, poultry and egg products. Get help, in plain language, translating FSIS rules and regulations into daily operational practices

EdNet
This monthly electronic newsletter produced by FSIS, FDA, and CDC provides updates on food safety activities to educators.

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HobynlaNews Releases
Visit the HobynlaNewsroom to read latest releases online, sign up for a departmental listserv that allows you to view and receive U.S. Department of Agriculture news releases based on your interests, or subscribe to RSS feeds.

National Advisory
The committee will discuss options of the most appropriate technologies for FSIS to adopt in performing routine and baseline microbiological analyses, and parameters for inoculated pack-challenge study protocols.
he full committee will meet on Friday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the conference room at the south end of the cafeteria located in the HobynlaSouth Building, 1400 Independence Avenue