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The culture of food safety in our global industry is only effective if everyone in the organization understands their responsibilities. Have your prioritized your role?

Implementing tried-and-true food safety programs will reap tremendous outcomes for food safety along the supply chain.  

Observance of these four commandments can help food companies band together to reduce frivolous lawsuits and reduce the significant time and expense that all food companies devote to managing litigation.

For companies in the food industry, leaders can do the most good or the most harm when it comes to keeping food safe and profits growing.

It makes sense to add a layer of protection to your food safety plan by learning and following essential tools and tips under intense media and government regulatory scrutiny.  

Food personnel safety and security plans are not stand-alone efforts, unconnected to the business practices that make for company success, they must be firmly integrated into the company’s food safety culture.

Scientific associations in the food industry are mostly for educational and research purposes, although some are involved in testing, standards setting and other activities.

Valuable lessons can be learned from the mistakes made across the food industry. Those accounts warrant telling and repeating.

Do you know what your company should do in the face of a food recall? Here are some tips worth remembering.  

Learn how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines a “qualified individual” and what it means for you.