For more information or to register, visit the CPS Research Symposium event page.
Registration options
industry — $550 — Grower, Packer/Shipper, Processor, Food Service, Retail, Trade Association or Supplier.
Academia — $500 — Universities and private research institutions.
Government — $500 — Regulatory and governing entities.
There is a $25 administrative processing fee for any cancellation or refund. Full registration refund is guaranteed up to April 30. A 50 percent refund willbe given from May 1 – June 14. Registrations received after June 14 are non-refundable.
About CPS The Center for Produce Safety is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. CPS is a collaborative partnership that leverages the combined expertise of industry, government and the scientific and academic communities to focus on providing research needed to continually enhance food safety. This level of collaboration allows CPS to fill the knowledge gaps on produce food safety and address both research priorities and immediate industry needs.
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