An interesting article on food fraud
Started by Cathy, Apr 04 2010 12:56 PM
An interesting article on food fraud - and a reminder that food defense can address many forms of 'harm' to the food supply. This is intentional harm and food defense plans should consider this risk.
http://www.washingto...0032903824.html
http://www.washingto...0032903824.html
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An intersting article on food fraud - and a reminder that food defense can address many forms of 'harm' to the food supply. This is intentional harm and food defense plans should consider this risk.
http://www.washingto...0032903824.html
Thanks for the article Cathy. Would this be covered by food defence or supplier assurance?
Regards,
Tony
Good question! I think the answer is - both. Food defense should include inspection of goods upon receipt as well as a strong supplier approval and monitoring program. I wouldn't recommend adding supplier control to the food defense program per se - but I would reference and consider it as part of a risk analysis.
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