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Management in food safety includes safeguarding business continuity and product quality through risk assessment, personnel and industry training, sharing best practices and case studies, and establishing robust food defense mechanisms.
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How to Create a Culture of Food Safety

How to Create a Culture of Food Safety

Delivering safe and high-quality food must be a top priority for everyone involved in the food industry, from food manufacturers and suppliers to grocery stores and restaurants, and from CEOs and CFOs to manufacturing plant workers. Food manufacturers can eliminate the risk of food contamination anywhere along the supply chain by creating a culture of food safety.

By: Jennifer Vincent
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    Results of Pilot for EU Food Additives Exposure Monitoring Program Published

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    WHO Estimates a $46 Return for Every $1 Investment in National Foodborne Disease Surveillance

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    Ep. 215. Stalker and Terada: Aligning Culture, Risk, and Operations at the Food Safety Summit
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