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Featured Videos

January 29, 2019
Maria Fontanazza, Douglas Marshall, Food Safety Consortium, Eurofins

Top Questions Food Companies Should Ask Prospective Suppliers

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Hint: One of them is about recalls.  

January 8, 2019
Maria Fontanazza, Douglas Marshall, Food Safety Consortium, Eurofins

Addition of Cascade Analytical Grows Eurofins’ Services for Produce Industry

By Food Safety Tech Staff

The acquisition provides enhanced services for growers and processors, especially in the fresh fruit and vegetable industries.  

December 4, 2018
Maria Fontanazza, Douglas Marshall, Eurofins, Food Safety Tech, Food Safety Consortium

Eurofins Expands Pacific Northwest Services with Acquisition of Cascade Analytical

By Food Safety Tech Staff

With an upgraded laboratory presence, customers can take advantage of new services and rapid turnaround time.  

December 29, 2017
Aaron Biros, Trish Wester, Food Safety Consortium

Audits Take a Big Leap

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Trish Wester of AFSAP discusses the changes occurring in audits.   

December 20, 2017
Aaron Biros, Melanie Neumann, Food Safety Consortium

In Today’s Risky World, Verifying Suppliers a Must

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Don’t place too much trust in third-party auditors.  

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

A Watershed in Food Safety

By Food Safety Tech Staff

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

June 5, 2017
FoodLogiQ, FoodSafety Tech

Recalls, Transparency and What Consumers Care About

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Recalls and supply chain visibility are big issues right now.  

February 22, 2017
Hank Lambert, Pure Bioscience

Tech Spotlight: How Chipotle Fights Norovirus

By Food Safety Tech Staff

A food contact surface technology is helping the company mitigate risks.  

February 21, 2017
Marc Simony, TraceGains

The Culture of Change Management

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Complying with new regulations may not be the biggest challenge. Your employees may be your biggest hurdle.  

February 3, 2017
Maria Fontanazza, Zephyr Wilson, Food Safety Consortium

Encourage Employees to Find Listeria

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Constructing the right food safety culture starts with taking an honest look at the processes and metrics in your environmental monitoring program.  

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April 19, 2023 – 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Infused Products Virtual Conference

This complimentary virtual conference consists of three back-to-back webinars, all on the same day. We will delve into topics such as GMPs, nano emulsion, culinary science, and food safety for edibles and more.

April 3, 2023 – 1:00 pm – April 5, 2023 – 3:00 pm
Food Safety Tech’s Hazards Conference Series + CFI Think Tank

“Industry & Academia Advancing Food Safety Practices, Technology and Research” Columbus, Ohio

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