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Five Ways Technology is Enhancing Consumer Trust

Food Safety Tech

Farm-to-table has become a popular dining concept over the last twenty years, yet the broader food and beverage industry still needs more transparency in many areas. A larger movement is now emerging to bridge this information gap, driven by consumer demand for deeper insights into the food they consume.

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Letter to Congress – protect our food supply, food workers and those food insecure during COVID-19

Bill Marler

Congress got it right by including in the Family First Act and CARES Act provisions that provide financial assistance to food banks, school nutrition programs, farmers and restaurants forced to close. But these bills do not protect food and farm workers doing their essential jobs.

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Key Takeaways from the 2022 FDA Food Code

Modern Restaurant Management

There is an exception to this rule – which may be limited in the restaurant context – if the manufacturer’s instructions specify that the food may be consumed without cooking (e.g., dried soup mix with instructions to be cooked as a soup or used uncooked in preparing a dip).

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Keeping the Food Chain Safe with Master Data Management

Modern Restaurant Management

Add cybersecurity risks, mix in consumer desire for transparency, then layer in the collection of consumer data collection and you’ve got a perfect storm of data management challenges across the food supply chain.

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The Digital Revolution, Evolving Consumer Expectations and Other Trends

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurants adapted by providing comprehensive information about ingredients, sourcing practices, and sustainable initiatives. Additionally, transparency is key, allowing companies to accurately track every product through every step of the supply chain. Regulatory Compliance – Food safety regulations will continue to evolve.

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HHS, FDA to Phase Out Petroleum-Based Synthetic Dyes in Foods

Food Safety Tech

Kennedy, Jr announced a series of new measures to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the food supply. For too long, some food producers have been feeding Americans petroleum-based chemicals without their knowledge or consent, said Robert F. 2from the food supply by the end of next year. Kennedy, Jr.

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Revolutionizing Restaurant Supply Chains: The Impact of AI on Transparency, Validation, Verification, and Sustainability

Modern Restaurant Management

AI can provide detailed information about ingredients' origins, safety, and nutritional value, ensuring that restaurant managers can communicate these essential details to consumers. Additionally, AI helps ensure smooth, efficient, accurate communication between suppliers and restaurant operators for better quality control.