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Continue readingWe need more surveillance, not less
FDA has had to cut back on food safety inspections but as noted in The Counter article, https://thecounter.org/fda-pauses-food-inspections-covid-19-coronavirus/, the risk is now greater that we won’t be able to contain a new foodborne illness. Now is when we need surveillance the most.
Continue readingCOVID 19 Prevention Strategies
2020 GFSF Panel Discussion on COVID 19 Prevention StrategiesLearn more about food safety tech at local level from Webcast April 15.
Continue readingJoin Webcast in China, April 15
🚨TUNE IN!🚨 We’re pleased to announce that we’ll be hosting the first webcast in China on the link between foodsafety and the COVID19 outbreak. We’ll be focusing not only on what went wrong but what can be done to get it right with new tech tools. Join us for the video and call-in opportunity from […]
Continue readingPathogens/ Prevention/ Prerequisites
Every day there’s a new stat on coronavirus news, but where’s the news on tightening food safety surveillance and compliance? With no news on the food safety side of it, GFSF plans to make some. Coming soon—a GFSF hosted interactive session online with Chinese and international experts on food safety technologies and the 3 P’s—Pathogens/ […]
Continue reading2019nCoV and Food Safety
The CDC Summary on-line explains that the 2019nCoV in Wuhan most likely originated in a large seafood and live animal market. Now, it’s a global contagion transmitted person to person and the focus is on medical remedies. But where’s the focus on the core issue— food safety surveillance and compliance? That’s our focus at GFSF!!
Continue readingGFSF Works to Reduce Risk of ASF in China
With ASF (African Swine Fever) still a high concern, China has lowered tariffs on frozen pork; 16 new country approvals as suppliers of meat/pork products – but how to reduce future risk? GFSF is working with much needed detection and surveillance technologies to regain consumer confidence.
Continue readingGFSF Supports Blockchain Technology
Blockchain secures provenance and product information for suppliers, buyers, and regulators. It allows companies to track unsafe products and track where the products have been distributed. GFSF has an upcoming blockchain event in Beijing and in 2020 we’ll be hosting workshops to assist companies, as blockchain technology has become a default verification tool.
Continue readingAdvancing Food Safety through Blockchain
Advancing food safety in Asian markets is the mission of GFSF. We’re focusing on new tracing technologies with blockchain front and center. Blockchain secures provenance and product information for suppliers, buyers, and regulators. It allows companies to track unsafe products and to track where the products have been distributed. There’s a net gain for […]
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