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Columns: The Implications of Food Fraud
Since we cannot have complete food safety without effective food defense, food quality cannot be assured without a comprehensive food protection program that addresses both food safety and food defense
Columns: IFT’s Traceability Pilot Projects: Should All Food Be Treated Equally?
Most major food industry organizations are supporting recommendations for food traceability made in 'Pilot Projects for Improving Tracing Along the Food Supply System—Final Report' that covers two food tracing projects sponsored by the FDA
Columns: Gail Borden Jr. 'Got Milk'
A New England businessman and inventor founded Gail Borden Eagle Brand condensed milk
Columns: New Proposed FSMA Regulations: From Farm to Fork
An overview of what exactly the two FSMA rules from the FDA mean for the food industry
Columns: Small Businesses Tip the Scales for FSMA Exemptions
While smaller farms and facilities applaud FDA’s proposed regulations, many food industry experts question whether these exemptions weaken FSMA’s effectiveness at preventing foodborne disease
Columns: Is It Time for the Next Major Food Safety Overhaul?
Could privatization hold the key to removing the bottlenecks in the inspection process?
Columns: Letter: Manage Change Well or Pay the Price
Tight change-management practices will help ensure sure footing for you and your organization.
Columns: Are We Almost There?
With the passage of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been tasked to create approximately 50 rules, guidance documents, reports, and studies—all of which all must be implemented within very specific time frames.
Columns: FSMA Takes Shape
In less than 12 months from now, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will begin requiring regulated food companies to demonstrate that they have adopted and implemented written food safety plans, with defined preventive controls designed to reduce or prevent food safety hazards.
Columns: We’re Happy to Comply — But How?
Anyone involved in the food industry has now heard about the recent passage of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, or FSMA. Although the FSMA imposes many new and, some might argue, exotic requirements on industry, the one that likely will have the greatest impact on food companies is the mandate that they “develop and implement written food safety plans.” Many companies are asking, what does this really mean? Although none of us can be certain until the U.S. Food and Drug Administration...
