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Production line, NiceLabel
December 17, 2019
Production line, NiceLabel

Farm-to-Fork Transparency: How Digitized Labeling Can Prevent a Major Allergen Recall

By Lee Patty
No Comments

The damage caused by mislabeling or neglecting to clearly outline an allergen in a food product can be colossal.

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Sean O'Leary, FoodLogiQ
November 7, 2019
Sean O'Leary, FoodLogiQ

The Value of a One Percent Improvement

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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When it comes to foodborne illness, U.S. statistics suggest a massive food safety issue. But even a slight improvement in those numbers can have a huge impact on affected consumers.

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2019 Food Safety Consortium, Glenn Black, CFSAN, FDA
October 9, 2019
2019 Food Safety Consortium, Glenn Black, CFSAN, FDA

Say What? Perspectives We Heard at the 2019 Food Safety Consortium

By Maria Fontanazza
1 Comment

Some sound bytes on what food safety and quality stakeholders had to say about important industry issues.

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Steve Sands, Performance Food Group
September 3, 2019
Steve Sands, Performance Food Group
FST Soapbox

Redesigning Supply Chains to Match Evolving Consumer Demands

By Steve Sands
No Comments

Quality initiatives in the supply chain should address the growing expectations around transparency and authenticity.

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food waste
August 15, 2019
food waste

New IBM Challenge Puts Solving Food Waste in the Hands of Developers

By Maria Fontanazza
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The technology company has organized a virtual hackathon that runs until August 23.

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Northfork Buffalo Burgers, recall
July 18, 2019
Northfork Buffalo Burgers, recall

Possible E. Coli Contamination in Ground Bison, Recall Issued

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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A multistate outbreak has been linked to ground bison from Quebec-based Northfork Bison Distributions, Inc.

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Bob Burrows, Chainvu
June 24, 2019
Bob Burrows, Chainvu
FST Soapbox

Five Steps To Overcome the Catch-22 Dilemma Of Blockchain Adoption In Your Food Supply Chain

By Bob Burrows
1 Comment

To fully harness the tremendous potential blockchain brings to the food supply chain, all participants must collaborate and share information as equal partners.

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Ned Sharpless, Frank Yiannas, FDA
May 1, 2019
Ned Sharpless, Frank Yiannas, FDA

FDA’s ‘New Era of Smarter Food Safety’ to Focus on Traceability, Digital Technology and E-Commerce

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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In addition, the agency is launching an artificial intelligence and machine learning pilot program to assess imported food.

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April 15, 2019

Upcoming Web Seminar to Tackle Technologies in Supply Chain Traceability

By Food Safety Tech Staff
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This complimentary event will address technologies that enable end-end-to-end visibility from farm to fork, emerging technologies and how to get the C-suite buy in.

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FoodLogiQ
March 11, 2019
FoodLogiQ

Markon Selects FoodLogiQ Product for Global Supply Chain Visibility

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The produce company will use FoodLogiQ’s supplier management and reporting solutions.

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Upcoming FST Events & Webinars.

May 18, 2022 – 12:00:00 – 14:30:00
Food Safety Tech Hazards Series: Supply Chain

The past two years have pushed food companies to the limit, as they have worked tirelessly to ensure that safe, quality food is delivered to the consumer amidst a global pandemic that continues. This virtual event brings together subject matter experts with decades of experience at food companies who will help you recognize when and how to pivot in the face of global supply chain issues, how to be nimble during these challenges, and how to establish the adaptable mindset required to navigate these ever-changing circumstances.

June 7, 2022 – 12:00:00
Food Safety Tech Hazards Series:  Listeria

The CDC estimates that nearly 48 million people fall ill and 3000 people die annually as a result of foodborne illness. Listeria is a concern due to the high percentage of fatalities that occur as a result of contracting Listeriosis. Many of these cases are preventable. During this virtual event, experts will discuss tangible best practices in Listeria detection, mitigation and control.

June 22, 2022 – 12:00:00 – 13:00:00
Special Delivery: Avoid Pests at Your Receiving Dock

Join Orkin’s expert entomologist Frank Meek, BCE, for an educational webinar on the ins-and-outs of ensuring you get exactly what you ordered.

October 17, 2022 – October 19, 2022
Cannabis Quality Conference & Expo

The CQC is a business-to-business conference and expo where cannabis industry leaders and stakeholders meet to build the future of the cannabis marketplace.

October 19, 2022 – 12:00:00 – October 21, 2022 – 12:00:00
2022 Food Safety Consortium

Back in person this year, the 10th annual Food Safety Consortium is an educational and networking event for Food Protection that has food safety, food integrity and food defense as the foundation of the educational content of the program. With a unique focus on science, technology and compliance, the “Consortium” enables attendees to engage in conversations that are critical for advancing careers and organizations alike. Delegates visit with sponsors & exhibitors to learn about cutting-edge solutions, explore three high-level educational tracks for learning valuable industry trends, and network with industry executives to find solutions to improve quality, efficiency and cost effectiveness in the evolving food industry.






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