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Recall
November 7, 2019
Recall

Simmons Prepared Foods Recalls More than 2 Million Pounds of Poultry Products

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The company took action after learning that the products may be contaminated with extraneous materials.

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Craig Powell, Natura Life ≠ Science
October 16, 2019
Craig Powell, Natura Life ≠ Science
FST Soapbox

Standardization of the Cannabis Supply Chain Drives Product Safety and Consumer Trust

By Craig Powell
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As food companies have built much of their reputation on consumer trust, several supply chain challenges remain in the cannabis industry.

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Data protection, security
September 12, 2019
Data protection, security

Threat of Cyberattacks to Food Safety on the Rise

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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Systems used in food processing and manufacturing are particularly vulnerable.

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Lab grown meat
August 14, 2019
Lab grown meat

“Real” Beef: It May Not Be What’s For Dinner Anymore

By Maria Fontanazza
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The discussion over whether cell-cultured meat is “real” meat, along with potential scalability and food safety concerns, is on the table.

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July 18, 2019

How Do Canadian Food Industries Perceive Food Fraud, and How Do They Manage the Threat?

By Virginie Barrere, Ph.D.
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One survey sought to find out how well food industry players understand food fraud, and how they mitigate the risks and tackle problems that arise.

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Third party certification program, FDA, audits, Food Safety Supply Chain Conference
June 3, 2019
Third party certification program, FDA, audits, Food Safety Supply Chain Conference

Your Supply Chain in 2019: Top Considerations

By Maria Fontanazza
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Experts who gathered at last week’s Food Safety Supply Chain Conference shared an update on FDA inspections and enforcement, ways to help enable more visibility in the supply chain, and more.

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May 22, 2019

Technology Helps Your Food Safety Employees Work Smarter, Not Harder

By Maria Fontanazza
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As companies look to streamline their processes, technology isn’t the answer to eliminating jobs—it’s a solution to increasing employee productivity.

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2019 Food Safety Supply Chain Conference
April 8, 2019
2019 Food Safety Supply Chain Conference

FDA to Provide FSMA Update at 2019 Food Safety Supply Chain Conference

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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Three representatives from ORA and CFSAN will address FSMA inspections and trends, supply chain requirements, compliance activities and more.

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March 19, 2019

How ERP Can Help Ensure Food Safety in the Cannabis Edibles Market

By Daniel Erickson
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The success of this market is challenged by the lack of guidance in food safety practices.

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Chipotle
February 1, 2019
Chipotle

Chipotle’s Aluminaries Project Focuses on Driving Change in Food Industry

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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The program is part of the company’s initiative to invest in the “future of food with integrity”.

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