Despite significant investments in cleaning and sanitation, environmental monitoring, and corrective and preventive action (CAPA) programs, many food manufacturers continue to experience recurring contamination events and persistent environmental pathogens.
The challenge is often not a single sanitation failure, but a combination of hidden system conditions that allow microorganisms to survive, spread, or reappear over time. Moisture management, hygienic design, air movement, traffic patterns, harborage sites, and human behaviors can all influence the effectiveness of traditional sanitation programs.
Join us to learn and discuss:
- Common limitations of conventional dry and wet sanitation approaches
- Why recurring contamination events may signal broader system vulnerabilities
- Strategies for strengthening environmental control programs through a layered approach to pathogen management
- Emerging technologies, including DHP® technology, that complement traditional sanitation programs to support continuous environmental control and proactive pathogen management in food production environments, along with real-world examples and insights from industry experts
Speakers:
Moderator: Adrienne Blume, Editorial Director, Food Safety Magazine
