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Articles by Candace Mitchell
USDA Releases Final National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Rule
The National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard requires manufacturers, importers and retailers to disclose the presence of bioengineered ingredients.
Keys to Fitting Traceability into Produce Safety
Food traceability is a key component in produce safety because a traceability program performs as insurance coverage that is activated during recalls and foodborne illness outbreaks.
Using DNA in Food Traceability
Next-generation sequencing is being used in food traceability to help assess the integrity of food from a raw material to a final product.
Best Practices for Pathogen Detection in Low Moisture Foods
From validated and verified cleaning regimens to automated pathogen testing practices, detailed pathogen detection workflows help processors deliver safe products.
Seafood Toxins: Testing is Key to Preventing Food Safety Threats
Stringent testing programs for seafood toxins are the best way for producers to protect consumer health.
Allergen Control: Tips on Swabbing, Testing for Major Food Allergens
Here are some practical tips on allergen swabbing and choosing a testing system for effective allergen cleaning procedures.
A Food Defense Plan Is Good for Business
Having a food defense plan that addresses compliance qualifications and responsibilities under the Intentional Adulteration rule reinforces effective communication between all stakeholders.
Being Proactive about Pest Control
Traceable pest control policies help identify what types of pests and how many are lurking behind the scenes, and establish approaches to keep them from returning.
Breastfeeding vs. Formula Feeding: Debunking Myths
The infant formula industry needs to educate the public on the important impact formula feeding has for many newborns.
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