Supply Chain
The following list is a collection of all articles in the Supply Chain category. To refine your list, select from the subcategories provided in the navigation bar and here for your convenience: Foodservice/Retail, Growers/GAPs, Imports/Exports, Regulation, Temperature Control/Cold Chain, Traceability/Recall, Transportation
- Traceability Progress in the Leafy Greens Sector
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Six industry organizations have released a report outlining 4 months of leafy green traceability pilots in response to a request by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for improved traceability in the food system.
- Systems Thinking Helps Build Resilience in Post-COVID Food Supply Chains
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We need to utilize systems thinking to visualize the current interconnected landscape of the food industry and its evolving complexities and risks.
- Are Third-Party Delivery Services Keeping Food Safe?
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Not all meal kit companies are created equal, but at least two of them are focused on food safety during meal kit delivery.
- Food Supply Chains and COVID-19: Impacts
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What are the impacts of COVID-19 on the food supply chain?
- The Convenience of Prepared Foods in the C-Store Industry
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Prepared foods are a perfect complement to the C-store industry.
- COVID-19 Brings the Value of Adaptability into Focus
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The pandemic has forced companies to adapt their modes of operation and work together at an unprecedented rate.
- Egypt Launches the Modernization of its Food Import Control System
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Discover how Egypt’s regulatory changes to the modernization of food import controls affects your business.
- Breaking the Chain of Infectious Disease Transmission in a Retail Foodservice Business
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Only when the most effective controls are consistently deployed will significant reduction in infectious diseases in retail foodservice businesses occur.
- Rethinking Future Food Chains: Systems Thinking and the Cascading Consequences of System Failures
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Systems thinking is a critically important competency for food safety.
- The Three Drivers of Food Traceability Changes in 2020
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Regulatory activity, technology impact, and consumer-centricity are driving changes in food traceability.
- Traceability: Myths and Misnomers
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Traceability can be viewed from the perspectives of record keeping, the physical commingling of product, and the challenges when several foods are vehicles for a common source of contamination.
- Regulators Burdened by the Velocity of Innovation in Nontraditional Food Operations
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To remain viable, food operators may need to enter nontraditional areas as a way to increase their brand.
- Strong Food Safety Is Important at Retail
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Food safety and social responsibility go hand-in-hand for both food retailers and their customers.
- Food Safety Priorities and Plans for 2020 – Part 2
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Part 2 of what processors expect to focus on in the year 2020.
- Smarter Approaches to Ensuring Food Safety in the Global E-Commerce Market
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E-commerce presents unprecedented food safety risks and challenges for the food supply chain.
- Cleaning Small-Farm Produce Wash Equipment
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The purpose of farm food safety is to assess and minimize the risk caused by microbial contamination.
- Food Safety Priorities and Plans for 2020
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Issues related to microbiology, environmental monitoring, and pathogen control still occupy a primary focus for the coming year in food safety.
- Blockchain: Intersections with Food Safety and Intellectual Property
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The food industry requires an efficient method to trace food products back to their source; is blockchain that breakthrough technology?
- Creating an FSVP to Fulfill the Regulations Promulgated from FSMA
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The Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP) rule was created to address the food safety hazards posed by imported foods.
- Advancing Food Safety with Technology and Traceability
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To move forward in this new era of digital connectivity, the food industry must first understand how data are collected and transmitted.
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