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Megan Nichols
May 29, 2018
Megan Nichols
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5 Ways to Manage Risk in the Global Food Supply Chain

By Megan Ray Nichols
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The planet’s food supply is an industry vastly more complicated than most. When you factor in globalization and regulatory pressures, risk mitigation must be top-of-mind for today’s producers and movers of food products.

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FDA
May 18, 2018
FDA

FDA’s Data Dashboard Helps Companies Meet FSMA Supply Chain Requirements

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The agency launched a new section of the dashboard that enables more ease of use when searching for supplier compliance and enforcement information.

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Compliance, food safety
May 4, 2018
Compliance, food safety

Leveraging FSVP Compliance: Do Less, Get More

By Benjamin England, Nicole Trimmer
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It’s possible to integrate requirements of the rule into a strong regulatory compliance program without breaking the bank.

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Francine Shaw, Savvy Food Safety, Inc.
April 12, 2018
Francine Shaw, Savvy Food Safety, Inc.
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Foodborne Illnesses and Recalls on the Rise

By Francine L. Shaw
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It’s your responsibility to minimize the risk.

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Steven Burton, Icicle Technologies
March 26, 2018
Steven Burton, Icicle Technologies
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Six Best Practices To Make Audits Stress-Free

By Steven Burton
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Now that audits are unannounced, you have to be prepared at all times.

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FDA
March 8, 2018
FDA

FDA Releases 2017 Retail Food Program Standards

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The FDA encourages any government agency to enroll in the standards if they are involved in the regulation or oversight of retail establishments selling, serving or vending food.

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FDA
February 23, 2018
FDA

FDA Collaborates with AMA on Foodborne Illness Education

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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Medical education videos will help physicians in counseling patients on foodborne illness.

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Megan Nichols
February 9, 2018
Megan Nichols
FST Soapbox

How Automation Benefits the Food and Beverage Industry

By Megan Ray Nichols
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Automation has taken many industries by storm, and it’s time for F&B companies to climb aboard.

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Alert
December 27, 2017
Alert

FDA Inspections: Top Five Violations for FY2017

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The agency releases the most common inspectional observations.

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Steven Sklare, USP, Aaron Biros, Food Safety Tech
December 13, 2017
Steven Sklare, USP, Aaron Biros, Food Safety Tech

A Watershed in Food Safety

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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A video clip with USP’s Steven Sklare about Food Safety: Past, Present and Future.

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