Although there is no definitive method to certify compliance with food safety culture, numerous approaches exist to demonstrate that a facility and its employees are thoroughly engaged in proper food safety practices.
Foreign material contamination in food production is a widespread issue that can occur at any stage of the supply chain, demanding rigorous detection and traceability measures. Contaminants can originate from all phases of manufacturing—from raw materials to processing and production—and can pose significant safety risks and operational challenges. Utilizing advanced technologies and third-party inspection can help mitigate these risks, ensuring product safety, protecting brand reputation and maintaining regulatory compliance.
Purchasing gloves with FDA “food compliance” alone may not be a sound food safety strategy. In this article, the author provides five key pieces of advice on glove selection and implementation to ensure they remain the foundation of food safety.
A gap assessment can help determine what requirements existing traceability programs already meet and identify where improvements are needed to comply with the final Food Traceability Rule by the January 2026 deadline.
As the food industry continues to embrace technological advancements, the importance of integrating robust cybersecurity measures into food defense strategies cannot be overstated. By understanding the potential risks and implementing proactive measures, we can protect our food supply from malicious actors and ensure the safety and security of the public.
Chinese state-run grain stockpiler Sinograin was using the same tanker trucks to transport both fuel and food oil products, without any cleaning process between.
Two employees of the U.S.D.A.’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service were assaulted and detained while traveling in the Mexican state of Michoacán
Totally Cool, Inc. has ceased the production and distribution of the affected products due to FDA sampling which discovered the presence of Listeria monocytogenes.
Q&A with Evan Reyes, Global Director of Sales, Sanitation Division, Goodway Technologies
To begin to understand the importance of food safety auditing, it is essential to know what a food safety standard comprises in terms of auditing. Food safety standards are a set of rules and regulations established by regulatory agencies, such as FDA (21CFR117), international organizations, i.e., World Health Organization (WHO) or Global Food Safety Initiative…
