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On Demand:Food production, processing and distribution, as well as foodservice and retail, continue to grow more interconnected through technological tools for monitoring, reporting, traceability and more.
On Demand:We are pleased to announce the third webinar of the Food Leadership Series presented by Lloyd's Register and Food Safety Magazine. Join us as we tackle the current and future states of the food industry through debate and discussion with leading industry experts from Cargill and McDonald’s who will share their experiences and insights on some of the most pressing issues impacting food producers today.
On Demand:The two most critical methods of prevention for viral diseases in restaurants are the same: reduce the risk of employees working when sick and ensure virus mitigation using personal hygiene and environmental contamination controls (for when employees with asymptomatic illness work). This webinar will discuss how to reduce the risk of viral transmission in a restaurant.
On Demand:New technology has been developed that can address contamination at the packaging stage, adding another layer of safety that could revolutionize the fresh cut industry. Join this webinar to learn how active packaging technology can be leveraged to make fresh produce safer for consumers.