Upcoming events
Bill Marler is an accomplished attorney and national expert in food safety. He has become the most prominent foodborne illness lawyer in America and a major force in food policy in the U.S. and around the world.
He began litigating foodborne illness cases in 1993, when he represented Brianne Kiner, the most seriously injured survivor of the historic Jack in the Box E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, in her landmark $15.6 million settlement with the company. Since then Bill has working on many cases involving E. coli.
This webinar will discuss the Jack-in-the-Box case, the improvements that have been made since, and the challenges the food industry still face with E. coli outbreaks.
Food safety update – what's new in your industry
5 July 2018
Chaired by Professor Lisa Ackerley, Food safety Adviser, British Hospitality Association, Visiting Professor, University of Salford. In association with the British Hospitality Association and ALMR, this conference will hear expert speakers discuss and debate the latest thinking on key food safety issues.
This conference will provide an excellent opportunity to update on the current issues surrounding food safety. It will deliver essential learning for those working in food hygiene and safety, the retail industry, the meat industry and anyone involved in the preparation of food and will be particularly relevant for Environmental Practitioners, Food Safety Trainers and Food Manufacturers.
Past events
Dr Lisa Ackerley delivered an engaging talk covering a broad range of current issues in food safety, including new legislation mitigating acrylamide, Regulating Our Future and cooking safer burgers.
Read our write up
EU reviews of the use of biocides impact on the availability and usability of effective disinfectants and sanitisers vital to assure food hygiene throughout the food chain. The European Commission is reviewing regulation of the traces of biocides in foodstuffs and exploring the setting of MRLs although the presence of a trace of biocide does not necessarily indicate that there is risk to human health.
Methods of assessing efficacy of biocidal actives are changing in the EU, which will impact on the apparent efficacy of biocides on the market.
Members can re-watch this webinar on the member area.
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