“Asia Geared to be the Global Leader in Food”
Actions taken by leaders in Asia will determine the course of the food industry worldwide, says industry speaker at GFSI Conference.
Actions taken by leaders in Asia will determine the course of the food industry worldwide, says industry speaker at GFSI Conference.
The Global ID Group forms a consortium of proven leaders in food safety and quality working together to provide a single source of over 40 essential testing, training and certification services.
In the fourth quarter of 2014, undeclared allergens accounted for 50 percent of all FDA food-related recalled units and 83 percent of USDA recalled units.
Millennials are definitely changing the landscape of the food industry. What do they care about when it comes to food, and what does this mean for food manufacturers?
Due to their high nutritional value, dairy products are highly suitable for growth of Listeria monocytogenes. Eurofins’ Dr. Doug Marshall discusses the contributing factors and conditions in which Listeria contamination of dairy products is caused, and reviews critical control points and elements of an effective Listeria Control Plan.
Hand hygiene is a crucial aspect of food production and processing. How can food companies reduce the risks associated with human error in hand hygiene?
A lawsuit filed in Northern CA claims that the dog food was responsible for sickening three dogs – and killing one of them; concerns have been raised about some of the ingredients such as propylene glycol and mycotoxins.
The global food safety testing market is set to be driven by the worldwide increase in outbreaks of foodborne illness and implementation of more stringent food safety regulations, according to new market report that segments the data by Contaminant, Technology, Product Type and Region.
FDA, CDC and the USDA’s FSIS have jointly released a report on the new method for analyzing outbreak data to identify better foods that are responsible for illness related to four major foodborne bacteria.
Drug residues, inadequate food safety and HACCP programs for seafood, and nutrition content mislabeling were leading causes of FDA issuing recent warning letters.