Paper compliance vs. evidence-based risk-driven surveillance

(This is an abstract of my LinkedIn newsletter, "Food in the Spotlight") Your audit passed. Then your product failed. Thatโ€™s not bad luck. Thatโ€™s paper compliance. In food, the most expensive surprises happen when organisations confuse: documents with proof certificates with control checklists with assurance Three areas where this gap escalates fast: Allergens: a label … Continue reading Paper compliance vs. evidence-based risk-driven surveillance

100” Food News n. 4 – 16th May – Pesticides, UK new allergen labeling and authenticity

2019-05-16 100" Food News includes: California bans pesticides chlorpyrifos (00:21) Couple claimed having developed cancer from glyphosate is awarded $2bn in damages (01:07) UK FSA new allergen labelling plans (01:44) new NIR device for food manufacturers to check quality and authenticity of olive oil and meat (02:01) next food safety event: AOAC /NMKL in Oslo … Continue reading 100” Food News n. 4 – 16th May – Pesticides, UK new allergen labeling and authenticity