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The food industry is operating in a world that looks fundamentally different from the one in which most food safety systems were designed. Digital technologies are now embedded across production, supply chains, logistics, and consumer interfaces. Data is generated continuously. Decisions are expected in real time. Transparency is no longer a differentiator, it is an expectati...


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At recent meetings with the FDA and USDA in Washington, DC—which I attended as Co-Chair of the steering committee for the Alliance for Recall Ready Communities, along with Gillian Kelleher and Dr. Darin Detwiler—the agencies provided updates on their recall modernization efforts....


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Food safety in 2026 sits at a critical inflection point. Global supply chains remain fragile and volatile, regulatory scrutiny continues to intensify, and consumer tolerance for food safety failures is at an all time low. On the other side of the coin, food safety and quality assurance (FSQA) leaders are being asked to do more with fewer resources, manage risk proactively, re...


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For the cold chain, Internet of Things (IoT) sensors act as the first line of defense by continuously generating valuable condition information. Even small fluctuations in temperature can reduce shelf life. Food manufacturers and distributors would be wise to utilize this solution.

Common Challenges Within the Cold Chain

The cold truth about convention...


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Every global supply chain faces constant pressures between economic shifts, tariffs, and logistics challenges. But disruptions in the food supply chain carry unique consequences. They don’t just impact bottom lines – they can lead to food insecurity, price spikes, widespread waste, and even create uncertainty about food safety. A single delay or temperature spike can mean spo...


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