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SQF conference 2018
September 21, 2018
SQF conference 2018

Take the SQFI Stakeholder Survey

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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This is your opportunity to help SQFI understand the challenges you face.

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Leonard Steed, AIB International
September 21, 2018
Leonard Steed, AIB International
FST Soapbox

Unannounced Audits: Are You Ready?

By Leonard Steed
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These types of audits can have a positive impact on your company, by improving food safety culture and helping prepare facilities for FDA inspections.

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Mike Robach
June 27, 2018
Mike Robach

The Future of Food Safety: A Q&A with Cargill’s Mike Robach

By Mahni Ghorashi
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Risks to supply chain integrity remain and FSMA implementation is going “okay”: We still have a long way to go.

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Food Fraud
May 8, 2018
Food Fraud

Food Fraud Requires Companies to Think Like a Criminal

By Juliani Kitakawa, Veronica Ramos
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Mitigating the risk requires implementing control measures and establishing traceability systems.

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Lance Roberie, D.L. Newslow
January 23, 2018
Lance Roberie, D.L. Newslow
FST Soapbox

Can You Defend Your Food Safety Plan?

By Lance Roberie
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Successfully doing so could be the difference between a routine audit and a recall.

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Randy Fields, Repositrak
November 14, 2017
Randy Fields, Repositrak
FST Soapbox

Technology’s Role In The Future Of Food Safety

By Randy Fields
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Evolving solutions will manage expected requirements.

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Accreditation
October 31, 2017
Accreditation

Why Accredited Services Increase Business Opportunities And Contribute To The Harmonization Of Regulations

By Natalia Larrimer, Jacqueline Southee, Ph.D.
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With accredited services increasingly becoming an integral part of business operations, many wonder how the processes of accreditation and certification work.

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FoodSafetyTech's Food Safety Training Calendar
October 25, 2017
FoodSafetyTech's Food Safety Training Calendar

FoodSafetyTech Introduces The Food Safety Training Calendar

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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A comprehensive, user-friendly tool that will become invaluable for food industry professionals searching for training courses.

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Melody Ge, Kestrel Management
August 4, 2017
Melody Ge, Kestrel Management
FST Soapbox

Five Tips to Add Food Fraud Prevention To Your Food Defense Program

By Melody Ge
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With the rising awareness of food fraud prevention and control regulated by FSMA and GFSI schemes, these 5 tips will help your compliance and enhance your current food defense program.

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FSMA
August 1, 2017
FSMA

Company Resources Critical to FSMA Implementation

By Maria Fontanazza
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It’s not necessarily the size of the company that matters, it’s whether the company has the resources to assist with FSMA compliance.

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