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Features: Consumer Reports Receives $2 Million Grant for Food Safety Study
Consumer Reports, the arbiter of safety and quality in consumer products ranging from cars to washing machines to baby cribs, will take a more prominent role in assessing food safety, using a new $2 million grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts.
Features: Training is Key to FSMA Compliance
Proper documentation of education efforts are as vital as the teaching.
Departments: Gluten-Free: How Can You Prove It?
Analysis using the G12 antibody is providing more accurate allergen detection.
Departments: Strategies for Maintaining Product Purity During Food Processing
Magnetic separators, metal detectors, and X-ray systems ensure food product purity.
Columns: Letter: Manage Change Well or Pay the Price
Tight change-management practices will help ensure sure footing for you and your organization.
Features: Taking Cold Pizza to the Next Level
Cryogenic freezing tunnel helps Midwestern company exceed quality expectations, improve production, and reduce costs
Features: Foodborne Illnesses Decline Overall
Here’s the good news: The overall incidence of reported illnesses linked to one of six of the most common foodborne pathogens dropped by 23% between 1996-1998 and 2010, according to a CDC report.
Features: Research Isolates ‘Hypervirulent’ Salmonella Strains
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, have identified certain serotypes of Salmonella—among the more than 2,500 strains known to exist—that have the capacity to become “hypervirulent” during the infective process in animals.
Departments: Unify Employee Education to Meet Upgraded Global Food Safety Initiative Standards
The most recent versions of the GFSI have intensified the importance of training in determining risk assessment, for seemingly obvious reasons. Poor training—or lack of training—places the plant and the company at risk for everything from non-conformance findings to product recalls and potential issues with public health.
