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@timstubbs67 shared
On Aug 18, 2021
RT @WICheeseMakers: Spaces are still available for the Food Fraud Workshop hosted by @WICDR on September 15. Don't miss this informative session - register to attend in-person or online today at https://t.co/CLObLkA2yQ. https://t.co/xos9hLsxnK
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Food Fraud Workshop

Food Fraud Workshop

This course is designed to introduce food & dairy manufacturers and dairy industry-adjacent manufacturers to the concept of food fraud. Organizations of all sizes will be provided …

@iffnmanchester shared
On Aug 18, 2021
Blockchain expands its aquaculture presence https://t.co/uuZAL6gm9u #foodfraud
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Blockchain expands its aquaculture presence with shrimp and salmon

Blockchain expands its aquaculture presence with shrimp and salmon

By tracking products from farm to plate, blockchain helps reduce fraud and improve standing with consumers. But it’s only part of the solution.

@IFT shared
On Aug 19, 2021
The use of antibiotics has led to antibiotic-resistant bacteria that find their way from farms to humans. An #IFTJournals study explores recent developments in the application of phages and phage enzymes, including pre-harvest and post-harvest usage. https://t.co/YBNR6sL12C https://t.co/MGHt3g2bcV
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Phage and phage lysins: New era of bio-preservatives and food safety agents

Phage and phage lysins: New era of bio-preservatives and food safety agents

Abstract There has been an increase in the search and application of new antimicrobial agents as alternatives to use of chemical preservatives and antibiotic-like compounds by the food ...

@IFIS_foodinfo shared
On Aug 18, 2021
‘Use By’, ‘Best Before’, ‘Sell By’, ‘Best If Used By’-When is my food no longer safe to eat? With so many names, it isn’t a mystery why the system seems very confusing: https://t.co/2n4nVH4XgC Written by Karin Cho for Science Meets Food @IFT https://t.co/FOQXZageKt
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‘Use By’, ‘Best Before’, ‘Sell By’, ‘Best If Used By’—When is my food no longer safe to eat?

‘Use By’, ‘Best Before’, ‘Sell By’, ‘Best If Used By’—When is my food no longer safe to eat?

By Karin Cho   We all have times when we need to grab something quick to eat before the next meeting, class, or event. On these occasions, you look through the fridge for a find a quick ...

@FQSmag shared
On Aug 18, 2021
Food manufacturers are under strict regulations regarding which products can be labeled gluten free. #foodsafety #gluten https://t.co/bblpF6bwge
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Gluten Testing: Current Detection Methods—And Their Limits

Gluten Testing: Current Detection Methods—And Their Limits

Food processors and manufacturers are under strict regulations regarding which products can be labeled gluten free.

@FoodSafetyMag shared
On Aug 19, 2021
From the archives: When one considers that the CDC found that Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli is estimated to cause more than 265,000 illnesses each year in the U.S., assumptions about these organisms are worth a second look. More: https://t.co/w2GWrVvvJW #foodsafety https://t.co/OTyFxGvfUz
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Challenging Common STEC Assumptions

Challenging Common STEC Assumptions

Questionable assumptions about Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli can compromise the food industry’s ability to control this pathogen.

@iffnmanchester shared
On Aug 18, 2021
UK names first food with protected status in post-Brexit scheme – here's how it will promote sustainable farming via @TC_Africa https://t.co/F8DD0UqRVP
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UK names first food with protected status in post-Brexit scheme – here’s how it will promote sustainable farming

UK names first food with protected status in post-Brexit scheme – here’s how it will promote sustainable farming

Evidence shows protecting name of products associated with specific area brings community benefits.

@QUBIGFS shared
On Aug 19, 2021
RT @QUBFoodProf: @BiaAnalytical introduces White Pepper to their expanding range of authenticity tests. Fighting #foodfraud with science & technology https://t.co/9NuPKi1nx3
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Bia Analytical introduces White Pepper to their expanding range of authenticity tests.

Bia Analytical introduces White Pepper to their expanding range of authenticity tests.

Bia Analytical is a leading UK food authentication testing lab. Our industry-leading food adulteration testing protects the entire supply chain from food fraud