An upcoming decision by the Supreme Court could have an enormous impact upon the nation’s pork supply and prices, as well as reverberations affecting interstate commerce in several industries.
Issuing the largest-ever criminal penalty in a food safety case, the Department of Justice’s sentence intends to send a clear message to food manufacturers.
The FDA is also investigating whether the potentially contaminated Wawona bagged peaches have been shipped to other retailers.
The blueprint is commitment to American consumers that the agency will work as fast and effectively as possible to provide the “safest food system in the world.”
Companies are urged to use the time during the COVID-19 pandemic to reassess their supply chain and update their recall plan.
As the food retailers and the supply chain experience significant increase in product demand, transparency and strong supplier relationships are more important than ever.
The complimentary event will discuss how the food industry can address issues that arise as a result of supply chain disruption.
The sessions will bring together experts in regulatory, quality and laboratory testing.
Machine vision provides tools to build hardware and software that can observe its surroundings and draw conclusions about what it sees. The concept isn’t new, but the latest developments support a wide range of exciting industrial technologies, from safer robots to dramatically improved food inspection processes.
Taking place June 3–4, the event will tackle regulatory, compliance and risk management topics within testing and food lab management.
