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LIGHTNING MVP System Keeps QA Ducks in a Row
LIGHTNING MVP  System Keeps QA  Ducks in a Row

Each quality program can be difficult to integrate and implement given limited staff and budget.

Innovations In Technology: Promising Food Safety Technologies
Innovations In Technology: Promising Food Safety Technologies

As interest in the use of advanced thermal and nonthermal technologies to process foods increases worldwide, special attention must be paid to identifying key goals for these new tools.

On Air: Preaching What We Practice
On Air: Preaching What We Practice

One of our missions as food industry professionals is to persuasively present the best practices in food safety and quality management and improvement to the various stakeholders.

Breaking the Perishable Products Paradigm: Hurdle Technology Solutions from Field to Fork
Breaking the Perishable Products Paradigm: Hurdle Technology Solutions from Field to Fork

Refrigerated, perishable products offer a unique level of complexity since there is no singular technology to assure product safety for the broad spectrum of products that exist.

Additional Interventions Needed for Fresh-cut Produce
Additional Interventions Needed for Fresh-cut Produce

Experts agree that pathogen contamination of produce growing in fields may be reduced by applying Good Agricultural Practices.

Building a World-class Allergen Control Program, Part 1
Building a World-class Allergen Control Program, Part 1

Allergens are serious business in today’s food processing industry. In any food processing operation, allergen control must be a team effort.

Noroviruses in Shellfish and Other Foods: Challenges of the 21st Century
Noroviruses in Shellfish and Other Foods:  Challenges of the 21st Century

Several methods have been developed to extract and test for total norovirus contamination in foods; however, there are no internationally recognized standard methods to date.

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