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Beach Beat: Raw milk — a different kind of choice/life debate

By Coral Beach on August 9, 2016

ST. LOUIS — Organizers billed the raw milk debate at the annual conference of the International Association for Food Protection as an “Amicable Exchange of Experts.” Discussing pros and cons of unpasteurized milk, from left, Theodore Beals, Jeffrey Farber, Jeff Kornacki and Joseph Heckman at the IAFP 2016 Conference in St. Louis. Discussing pros and cons of…
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IAFP 2016 — Food safety stars shine as IAFP wraps up annual conference

By Coral Beach on August 4, 2016

ST. LOUIS — The spotlight was on those who make a difference in the food safety arena Wednesday night at the awards banquet for the conference of the International Association for Food Protection. The association,…
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IAFP 2016 — Flint water crisis was also a food safety emergency for Michigan

By Dan Flynn on August 3, 2016

ST. LOUIS — The Flint water crisis exposing children to dangerous lead levels is not just a local impact story about mistakenly changing from one water source to another. Changing the water also changed the…
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IAFP 2016 — Digging into Delmarva: Salmonella research producing results

By Coral Beach on August 3, 2016

ST. LOUIS — As with so many sessions at this year’s conference of the International Association for Food Protection, whole genome sequencing was in the spotlight during a discussion of Salmonella problems on the Delmarva…
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IAFP 2016 — Feds channel The Stones: You can’t always get what you want

By Coral Beach on August 2, 2016

ST. LOUIS — Neither of the top U.S. food cops on stage here had the moves of Mick Jagger, but they borrowed the sentiment from one of The Stones’ greatest hits when they summed up…
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IAFP 2016 — Cultural bias could make it difficult to achieve FSMA parity

By Dan Flynn on August 1, 2016

ST. LOUIS — The “wet” street slaughter of a pig in China, which occurs in the wee hours of the morning, is still expected to be warm when the customer arrives sometime before noon. Brazilians…
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IAFP 2016 — Big data analytics on epidemics could help prevent outbreaks

By Dan Flynn on August 1, 2016

Nathan Wolfe speaks today at the annual conference of the International Association for Food Protection.
Nathan Wolfe, founder of Metabiota Inc.
After today, it won’t be a secret anymore. Nathan Wolfe, whose been called the Indiana Jones of virology and who is usually found in Asia…
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