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Melody Ge, Corvium
October 22, 2020
Melody Ge, Corvium
Women in Food Safety

Keep the Door Open to All Experiences

By Melody Ge
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In an interview with Glanbia Nutritional’s Peter Begg, we discussed the importance of harnessing new opportunities, and the challenges and lessons that they provide throughout your career.

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Checklist
October 21, 2020
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2020 FSC Episode 6 Wrap: Lessons in Sanitation

By Maria Fontanazza
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The pandemic has forced companies to take a much closer look at sanitation practices.

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Food Safety Consortium
October 19, 2020
Food Safety Consortium

2020 FSC Episode 7 Preview: Food Fraud

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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During this interactive session, attendees will learn how to protect their supply chain from fraud, the details of a food fraud vulnerability assessment and mitigation plan, and how to navigate these risks during challenging times.

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Karil Kochenderfer, LINKAGES
October 16, 2020
Karil Kochenderfer, LINKAGES
FST Soapbox

GFSI at 20 YEARS: Time for a Reboot?

By Karil Kochenderfer
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As GFSI celebrates its 20th year, it is timely to both celebrate the industry’s efforts and to critically assess the organization’s fitness for the next 20 years.

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Food Safety Consortium
October 12, 2020
Food Safety Consortium

2020 FSC Episode 6 Preview: Sanitation Issues

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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Experts will address decontamination, best practices, validation and more, along with a look behind one company’s recall due to Listeria.

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Checklist
October 7, 2020
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2020 FSC Episode 4 Wrap: FDA: There’s a Strong Business and Public Health Case for Better Traceability

By Maria Fontanazza
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During last week’s Food Safety Consortium keynote episode, Frank Yiannas, deputy commissioner for food policy and response, drove home the agency’s initiative surrounding more effective food traceability.

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Food Safety Consortium
October 5, 2020
Food Safety Consortium

2020 FSC Episode 5 Preview: Food Labs

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The October 7 episode features discussions about developing your technology during a pandemic, the viral landscape of testing, and a look into the proposed FSMA rule on lab accreditation.

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Food Safety Consortium
September 28, 2020
Food Safety Consortium

2020 FSC Episode 4 Preview: FDA’s Frank Yiannas to Discuss Proposed FSMA Traceability Rule, Updates on New Era of Smarter Food Safety

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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In addition to a special FDA Keynote Presentation, the October 1 episode will feature a lively panel of industry experts discussing lessons learned from COVID-19 as well as food safety trends during the pandemic.

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Checklist
September 22, 2020
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2020 FSC Episode 3 Wrap: Does Your Company Have a COVID Czar?

By Maria Fontanazza
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Experts discuss how food companies can better manage worker safety and operational continuity in the face of a pandemic.

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Food Safety Consortium
September 15, 2020
Food Safety Consortium

2020 FSC Episode 3 Preview: COVID-19’s Impact on Food Safety Management

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The September 17 episode features commentary on worker safety, managing quality and food safety programs, and the use of international standards, all in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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