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Quality, SQF, and the Importance of Changing Food Safety Behaviors

Even though the rules seem to state that food safety is all about documentation, in principle, all of the regulations and guidelines point to a requirement for behavior change
Bob Lijana M.Sc.
February 13, 2025

Which comes first: generating standard operating procedures (SOPs) to drive improvements in quality and food safety behavior, or improving behaviors and then generating the appropriate SOPs? Does the SQF/GFSI process drive the first approach or the second? The answer to both questions is: yes.


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Building a Skilled and Capable Workforce in the Food Industry

To break the cycle of superficial compliance and truly protect consumers, the food industry must undergo a shift in mindset
Andrew Thomson Matthew Wilson Ph.D. Vanessa Trower
February 12, 2025

A lack of genuine investment in employee training and development among the food industry may be contributing to food safety incidents and foodborne illnesses. This article explores the essential elements of high-quality employee training programs that make a lasting impact and also drive business growth.


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Upcoming EPA Deadline to Disclose PFAS Use Means Likely Surge in Litigation for Food Industry

Reports to EPA by PFAS manufacturers and importers are likely to lead to a major increase in new consumer claims
Matthew Malinowski Gary Feldon Caroline Barker
February 12, 2025

Publicity concerning PFAS in food packaging has led to litigation alleging contamination in foods, claiming that manufacturers falsely marketed products by failing to disclose the presence of PFAS. Such claims will likely increase due to EPA's requirement for manufacturers and importers to submit reports on their use of PFAS by January 2026.


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Widening Recalls and Class Action Lawsuits: Alarming Recall Trends in 2024

The world of recall exposure and management is changing, making it more important than ever that you are fully protecting your company and brand
Shawn Stevens
Shawn Stevens
February 11, 2025

This article examines food recall trends for 2024, including USDA and FDA guidance expanding the scope of recalls and class action lawsuits filed in response to foodborne illness and recall events. The author discusses what these trends mean for industry, and if they are expected to continue into the future.


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Proactive Allergen Prevention in the Foodservice Industry

The primary controls to prevent undeclared allergens must start in the supply chain and continue in the foodservice establishment, using multiple elements to prevent the hazard
Hal King
Hal King Ph.D.
Steven Lyon
Steven A. Lyon Ph.D.
February 11, 2025

This article discusses how to prevent allergen cross-contamination in a foodservice environment, with expert guidance on methods and best practices from food safety experts and business leaders from the retail foodservice sector. 


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Recall Forensics: Uncovering the Hidden Triggers Behind the Surge in Food and Beverage Recalls—Part 2

Building resilience through attention to detail is an invaluable strategy for closing critical food safety gaps and preventing costly recalls
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Robert (Bob) Manning M.B.A., M.S., M.E.M.
February 11, 2025

Despite new regulations, food safety programs, and third-party audits, food recalls are expected to reach a five-year high. Part two of this article series continues exploring the reasons behind this trend, and identifies a list of precursors that, if identified and addressed, could close critical gaps and help prevent recalls.


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Cannabis Innovation From a Regulator's Perspective

Each novel cannabis product that hits the marketplace introduces a new series of questions regarding product safety and efficacy
Lori Dodson M.S., M.T. (ASCP)
February 10, 2025

This article provides a regulatory perspective on some of the technical challenges that growing cannabis markets face, specifically focusing on product standardization, quality control testing, and consumer education and awareness amid a rapidly developing industry.


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Competence, Not Compliance, Should Drive Food Safety

Andrew Thomson
February 4, 2025

Food safety is more than just following protocols; it is about identifying and managing the unique risks in your food production or kitchen environment.


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Food Safety in Transition: Looking Toward FSMA 204 Compliance

Sara Bratager
Sara Bratager
January 21, 2025

This article discusses the challenges facing the food industry with only one year left until the FSMA 204 compliance deadline.


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The Importance of Internal Audits

Richard F. Stier
Richard F. Stier, M.S.
January 7, 2025

An internal audit is an intensive assessment of all elements making up the food safety management system. It helps determine if the system is effective and is being properly maintained.


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