CNN: Recalls foul some SuperBowl LIII foods
Are your SuperBowl LIII snacks safe? Better double-belly-check!
WaPo: FDA restarting some food & drug inspections halted by shutdown
FDA inspectors and staff resumed work on Tuesday, focusing on higher-risk foods, drugs and devices.
CDC romaine recall is a frustrating blow to the food sector
In November, the CDC advised consumers, retailers and restaurants to destroy any and all romaine lettuce. Was it a necessary precaution — or a nuclear option? Photo by John Boelts (Twitter: @JohnBoelts) On November 20, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention...Chicago Tribune: This lab is on the front lines
Human lives and billions in brand budgets are on the line in the fight against foodborne illness. In one incident, a five-gallon bucket of salmonella-infected peanut butter product spilled on researchers. A 2015 Ohio State University study found that the annual...Follow the latest transparency news
Syed Aman of @_HwyHaul on food loss in the supply chain: these shipments are rejected due to "mainly manual ways of scheduling and routing, lack of visibility," and "cold-chain standards not being met during the days in supply chain."
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Traceability during a recall has been modeled to reduce loss by up to 90%, meaning significant savings in cost and effort. ^pw
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Chief Supply Chain Officer for @GeneralMills John Church on the transforming food industry: "We thought we were in a marathon, and then it turned out we were in an Ironman."
https://www.fastcompany.com/90553877/3-experts-on-how-covid-19-changed-manufacturing-and-supply-chains-around-the-world