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Desperate Defense
Many countries are gearing up for the worst in the fight against an Avian Flu pandemic, yet experts say they have a “long way to go”.
By Mark A. Desorbo and Joanne C. Twaddell
Avian Influenza: Intervention is the Best Prevention
Whether you’re a grower, transporter, processor, retailer or consumer, our psyche has been bombarded and our consciousness elevated to a point unprecedented when it comes to maintaining a consistently safe food source.
By Phil Ellis, Adel Makdesi and Bob Sherman
A Bolt of H2O
Electrolyzer technology transforms tap water into a drinkable sanitizer that eliminates pathogens from hands and surfaces within seconds.
By Joanne C. Twaddell
 
 
     
 
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  IN THE LAB  
  Water
- The Water Audit as a Strategic Tool to Manage Operational Costs and Performance:
Food and beverage plants generally focus strongly on two objectives:
Producing high-quality product in an efficient and well-run production facility and reducing/controlling costs in the process, while maintaining effective investment planning.
By Harry C. DeLonge
 
Pathogens
- Desperately Seeking Salmonella:
Detection Methods Utilizing PCR Offer a Higher Degree of Specificity and Ease of Use
By Marckus Jucker, Ph.D.
 
  QUALITY CONTROL  
  Antimicrobials
- Hazard or Hype?  
Antimicrobials and the Rise of “Supergerms”
By Bruce R. Cords, Ph.D.
 
M & D
- Eat, Drink and Take Control:  
Food and Beverage Process Technology Gets In-line Filter
By Thomas E. Persons
- Effective Execution in a Demand-Driven World:  
Delivering Your Perfect Order Promise
By Beth Berndt
     
RAW MATERIALS
Mercury
- Mercury Determination in Fish by Cold Vapor Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy:  
Because fish can bio-accumulate mercury, unacceptably high levels of mercury appear in fish taken from pristine waters.
By David Pfeil
 
  FOOD SERVICE & RETAIL  
Hygiene Maintenance
- Waves of Change:
The Impact of Wireless Technology on Hand Hygiene Behavior
By Sue Stedd
Case Study
- Sodexho Embraces Technology to Improve Food & Facility Safety:
An interview with Mike Dunn, Sodexho’s Director of Product Quality Assurance
By Mark Beatty

Quality Systems
- Don’t Let Food Cost Eat Up Bottom Line Profits:
Those who Avail Themselves of IT Tools will not Only Reduce Costs and Improve Operations, but They will also Enjoy a Significant Competitive Advantage
By Jeff Smith

 

SAFETY & SANITATION
Training
- Personal Hygiene and Food Safety:
Management Should Serve as Role Models for Good Work Habits and Acceptable Hygienic Practices
By John Lucey
 
CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS
Chemical Use
- “Glug-Glug” Method Gouges the Budget:
Using Chemicals Sparingly Controls Your Sanitation Budget
By Christopher A. Celusta
 
 
 
   

 

 
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