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Ensuring the Safety of Imported Foods and Operating Globally On-Demand Webcast
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| Globalization has brought opportunities for growth but has also created new food safety challenges for U.S. food companies.
In partnership with and organized by the IFT Washington DC Section, this webcast provides perspectives on international food standards, government initiatives to ensure the safety of imported products, and the resources available to food companies to operate in developed and developing countries. Although developing countries serve as low-cost resources of food ingredients and food products, their rapidly growing economies are viewed as important markets for U.S. food companies and targets of critical food safety initiatives.
Learning Objectives:
Examine the role the Department of Commerce provides food companies exporting to developing countries
Learn about the evolving role of Codex in international trade
Learn about FDA's initiatives and the role of U.S. FDA International Offices in ensuring that imported foods meet FDA standards for safety
Review Indian food laws and initiatives to ensure the safety of food products exported to the U.S.
Intended Audience:
Product Developers
Company Management
Sales & Marketing Personnel
Plant Production Personnel
Quality Assurance Managers and Supervisors
Food Safety Specialists
Product Manufacturers
Research Staff
Regulators
Academics
Students
Learning Level: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced | List Price: | $119.00 |
| Member Price: | $79.00 |
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