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February 23, 2023
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FDA Releases List of 2023 Priority Guidance Topics for Foods Program

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The guidance documents do not impose legally enforceable requirements, but they can help stakeholders plan for potential changes that may impact their businesses and organizations. The agency anticipates it will publish many of the listed documents by January 2024.

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January 16, 2023
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FDA Issues Final Guidance for Foreign Supplier Verification Programs

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The final guidance includes recommendations on the requirements to analyze the hazards in food; evaluate a potential foreign supplier’s performance and the risk posed by the food; and determine and conduct appropriate foreign supplier verification activities.

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November 6, 2018
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FDA’s Final Guidance on Mandatory Food Recall Authority Part of Efforts to be Robust and Transparent

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The guidance answers the most commonly asked questions surrounding the agency’s recall authority and is part of FDA’s role in ensuring dangerous food products stay off the market.

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Data management, food manufacturing
October 9, 2018
Data management, food manufacturing

FSMA and the Importance of Data Visibility and Management in Food Manufacturing

By Jeff Budge
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The pace of change in food manufacturing and processing is picking up—both from a regulatory standpoint and a technological perspective. Those changes are driving digital transformation in the industry.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
September 12, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Don’t Let Pests Wreck Your Supply Chain

By Chelle Hartzer
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FSMA has put a greater emphasis on supply chain management, as stricter regulations require food processing facilities to monitor shipments closer than ever.

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August 1, 2018
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Return of FSMA IQ Test: Part II

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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Now that we have a couple of years under our belt, how much to we know?

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Francine Shaw, Savvy Food Safety, Inc.
July 19, 2018
Francine Shaw, Savvy Food Safety, Inc.
Retail Food Safety Forum

How Technology is Elevating Food Safety Practices & Protocols

By Francine L. Shaw
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The challenge remains in getting food companies to adopt these tools.

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Stephen Ostroff, FDA
July 17, 2018
Stephen Ostroff, FDA

Too Many Recent Outbreaks, FDA Says Significant Food Safety Problems Continue

By Maria Fontanazza
No Comments

At the IAFP annual meeting FDA’s Stephen Ostroff said that the numerous recent foodborne illness outbreaks indicate industry still has a lot of work to do.

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FSMA
June 15, 2018
FSMA

FDA Issues Draft Guidance on Supply Chain Program for PC Animal Food

By Food Safety Tech Staff
No Comments

The goal of the document is to help animal food facilities that need a supply chain program meet the rule requirements.

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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
1 Comment

It’s possible to integrate requirements of the rule into a strong regulatory compliance program without breaking the bank.

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