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Food Safety & Quality

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October 5th

3:00 pm

Registration

3:30 pm - 4:20 pm WELCOME DAY SPECIAL CONTENT

Advancing Food Safety & Quality: What’s Working, What’s Changing, and What’s Next

Frank Yiannas

Former Deputy Commissioner, Food Policy & Response

FDA

Bill Marler

Lawyer

Marler Clark Inc, PS

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  • Programs & Culture: Are current programs driving real improvement, or fostering complacency? How do we foster curiosity, accountability, and a culture of continuous improvement?
  • Technology & Data: How are AI, blockchain, and predictive analytics transforming daily FSQ operations? Which tools are delivering actionable insights without overwhelming teams?
  • Supply Chain Resilience: What strategies ensure visibility, traceability, and fraud prevention across complex, global food systems? How are reactive measures becoming long-term solutions?
  • Regulatory Compliance & Global Standards: How can organizations harmonize compliance across regions while exceeding expectations? How do we balance global standards with local adaptation?
  • Consumer Safety & Education: How do we empower consumers and frontline teams to make safer, higher-quality food choices? What role do behavioral nudges, training, SOPs, and campaigns play?
4:25 pm - 5:00 pm WELCOME DAY SPECIAL CONTENT

From Data to Action: Turning Food Safety Metrics into Business Impact

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  • Showcasing how real-time data collection and predictive analytics can identify risks before they escalate
  • Translating FSQ metrics into actionable insights that drive operational efficiency and reduce waste
  • Demonstrating case studies where data-driven decision-making prevented recalls or compliance issues
  • Exploring tools and frameworks that make FSQ performance measurable, visible, and tied to business outcomes
5:05 pm - 5:55 pm WELCOME DAY SPECIAL CONTENT

The Next Generation of FSQ Leaders: Talent, Culture, and Succession

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  • Talent & Recruitment: How are organizations attracting and retaining the next generation of leaders in a competitive, tech-enabled talent landscape?
  • Leadership Development: How are mentorship, training, and rotational programs preparing emerging leaders for strategic FSQ roles?
  • Culture & Engagement: Are current FSQ cultures fostering accountability, curiosity, and innovation? How do we keep teams motivated and aligned with organizational values?
  • Succession Planning: How can organizations ensure continuity of knowledge and leadership across FSQ, QA/QC, and regulatory functions?
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration: How are FSQ leaders working with operations, compliance, and risk management to break down silos and improve decision-making?
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Drinks Reception

October 6th

7:30 am - 8:15 am

registration & breakfast

8:15 am - 8:30 am

Opening Remarks, Important Announcements & Chair’s Welcome Address

Peter Begg

Chief Food Safety & Quality Officer

Lyons Magnus

Laurie Gerbers

Vice President of Food Safety, Quality, and HSE

Maker's Pride

8:30 am - 9:05 am KEYNOTE

Culture, Compliance, and Confidence: Redefining Food Safety Leadership

Frank Yiannas

Former Deputy Commissioner, Food Policy & Response

FDA

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  • Elevating food safety culture from a compliance checklist to an inherent leadership philosophy and foundational business differentiator
  • Leading the shift from legacy, reactive processes to a proactive, data-driven system that anticipates and eliminates future risks
  • Leveraging the power of human behavior to drive ownership and accountability, turning every employee into a dedicated safety champion
  • Building a system so robust and transparent that it instills unwavering trust among the C-suite, regulatory partners, and consumers
9:10 am - 9:45 am Case Studies
Stream One – Food Safety

Liability: The Cost of Failure and the Legal Duty of Care

Bill Marler

Lawyer

Marler Clark Inc, PS

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  • Overview of current foodborne illness litigation trends, focusing on class actions, product liability, and the use of punitive damages
  • Clarification of the executive and corporate legal duty of care to consumers versus simple regulatory compliance, using landmark court examples
  • Using real-life case studies to demonstrate critical mistakes that exponentially increase corporate liability during an outbreak
  • Quantifying the financial, criminal, and personal costs of a major outbreak versus the investment required for proactive prevention and control
Stream Two – Quality

From the Floor to the Boardroom: Embedding QFS Culture Across the Organization

Yanyan Huang

Vice President, Quality and Food Safety

ADM

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  • Driving Behavior Change at the Frontline: Practical strategies to embed food safety into daily habits and shift cultural mindsets on the floor
  • Why today’s FSQ leaders must evolve to coaches to build trust and accountability
  • Rethinking Recruitment: How are we Integrating Food Safety Expectations directly into job design, onboarding, and role clarity from day one?
  • Push Culture Upward, Not Just Downward: Why Tactics for getting buy-in and visible participation from executive leadership in FSQ initiatives are imperative in today’s landscape?
  • How can we Make Food Safety & Quality a boardroom conversation — not just a plant-floor responsibility
Stream Three – Regulatory

Navigating the Regulatory Divide: Strategic Compliance in a Converging World

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  • Demonstrating how teams establish a global regulatory strategy to proactively manage the increasing divergence between major trade blocs (e.g., EU, US, China)
  • Discussing why reliance on a single, most-restrictive regional standard is an insufficient strategy, necessitating an agile, data-driven framework for maintaining multi-market compliance
  • Looking at the necessary cross-functional integration between Legal, Regulatory, and R&D to translate complex international changes into compliant product specifications and sourcing decisions
  • Highlighting the strategic advantage of participating in global harmonization initiatives to influence future standards and reduce the organizational compliance burden
9:50 am - 10:25 am Workshops
STREAM 1 WORKSHOP

The Digital Edge: Achieving Global Food Safety and Quality Compliance with AI and Automation

Executive to be Announced

Tracegains

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  • Demonstrating how AI and machine learning are utilized to analyze vast supply chain data for predictive risk assessment and continuous supplier scoring
  • Outlining the methods for fully automating the collection, verification, and renewal of supplier compliance documents, ensuring 24/7 audit readiness
  • Showcasing how a unified, cloud-based platform centralizes critical data, enabling rapid management of product specifications and quality events
  • Demonstrating the tools for automatically tracking and mapping global regulatory changes to current product specifications and internal compliance standards
STREAM 2 WORKSHOP

Enterprise Quality Management: Leveraging Technology to Standardize and Elevate Quality Systems

Executive to be Announced

CMX1

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  • Demonstrating how to digitally standardize global Quality Management System (QMS) processes, ensuring uniformity across all manufacturing and operating sites
  • Outlining the methods for transforming site-level quality audits and inspections into dynamic, data-driven workflows that mandate effective closed-loop corrective actions (CAPA)
  • Showcasing how integrated non-conformance and incident management tools provide enterprise visibility to quickly manage and mitigate high-risk quality events
  • Looking at the value of centralized Quality Intelligence and metrics for identifying systemic risks, prioritizing resources, and driving continuous improvement (CI) initiatives
STREAM 3 WORKSHOP

Ensuring Food Safety and Quality Through Real-Time Cold Chain Visibility

Executive to be Announced

Tive

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  • Establishing end-to-end, real-time visibility into the location and temperature conditions of shipments to meet mandated regulatory record-keeping requirements
  • Transforming cold chain management by utilizing immediate alerts to proactively prevent quality degradation and avoid costly, non-compliant temperature excursions
  • Implementing granular, traceable shipment data to build an unbreakable digital audit trail, ensuring swift compliance with global rules like FSMA 204
  • Looking at how tracking data optimizes logistics and provides documented evidence for carrier performance review under supplier verification rules
10:30 am - 12:10 pm Pre-Arranged One-To-One Meetings Arrow Icon

These mutually agreed-upon conversations are arranged and facilitated by Executive Platforms staff to ensure attendees have valuable discussions about their top-of-mind questions, challenges, and opportunities.

  • 10:35 am – 10:55 am: Meeting Slot 1/Networking
  • 11:00 am – 11:20 am: Meeting Slot 2/Networking
  • 11:25 am – 11:45 am: Meeting Slot 3/Networking
  • 11:50 am – 12:10 am: Meeting Slot 4/Networking
12:15 pm - 12:50 pm Case Studies
Stream One – Food Safety

The Knowledge Gap: Moving Beyond Compliance to Embed Expertise in Food Safety Systems

Sara Mortimore

Former VP Global Food Safety Compliance

Walmart

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  • Demonstrating how the reliance on third-party compliance and certification can inadvertently lead to complacency regarding fundamental food safety knowledge
  • Discussing why it is essential to transition from a purely culture-based approach to one that ensures frontline personnel possess the necessary technical skills and expertise to manage risk
  • Looking at the failure of current industry education models to adequately prepare food safety professionals and plant operators to identify and mitigate complex risks
  • Highlighting the strategic shift needed in leadership to prioritize critical thinking and curiosity over checklist execution in daily food safety operations
Stream Two – Quality

Strategic Quality Leadership: Managing Risk and Compliance in a Complex Global Flavor Supply Chain

Martha Zapata

Vice President, Quality and Regulatory, Americas

McCormick

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  • Real examples of developing and implementing Food Fraud Vulnerability Assessments (VACCP) to safeguard high-risk raw materials like spices and botanicals
  • Discussing why it is critical to harmonize Quality and Regulatory standards across diverse geographic regions (e.g., North, Central, and South America) to ensure brand consistency and compliance
  • Looking at advanced techniques for supplier assurance and upstream monitoring, specifically how to audit and verify compliance for complex, agricultural supply chains at the point of origin
  • Highlighting the role of Quality Leadership in translating complex regulatory changes and consumer demands into effective, scalable enterprise quality management programs
Stream Three – Regulatory

FSMA 204: Architecting the Digital Traceability Mandate at Scale

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  • Demonstrating how executive teams are strategically re-architecting ERP and data systems to handle the high volume and complexity of Key Data Element (KDE) capture mandated by FSMA 204
  • Discussing why achieving verifiable, end-to-end interoperability with critical supply chain partners presents a significant vendor management and resource allocation challenge at the director level
  • Looking at the development of enterprise-wide risk modeling to prioritize and resource the implementation of Critical Tracking Event (CTE) monitoring across high-volume facilities
  • Highlighting the financial and operational risk profile associated with non-compliance, framing enhanced traceability as a core organizational resilience strategy rather than just a regulation
12:50 pm - 1:50 pm THEMED LUNCH DISCUSSIONS

Explore this year’s themed lunch discussions led by industry leaders, where executives engage in focused conversations over a meal, discussing topics they’re passionate about alongside their peers.

Predictive Risk Management: Staying Ahead of Foodborne Hazards

Quality in Innovation: Balancing New Product Development with Standards

Compliance Without Complexity: Streamlining Processes for Teams

Navigating Product Recalls: Regulatory Reporting and Best Practices

1:55 pm - 2:30 pm Case Studies
Stream One – Food Safety

Sanitation as a Capital Investment: Executive Governance for Pathogen Control

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  • Demonstrating how to build the business case for capital investment in sanitary design and automated sanitation technology, focusing on ROI through liability reduction and operational efficiency
  • Discussing why the C-suite must own the accountability for persistent pathogen control, requiring a governance model that links sanitation KPIs directly to executive performance metrics
  • Looking at strategic frameworks for conducting a comprehensive corporate-wide assessment of pathogen risk, ensuring consistency across all facilities and co-manufacturers
  • Highlighting the non-negotiable standards for Environmental Monitoring Programs (EMP) and incident response, positioning them as a core component of organizational resilience against major outbreaks
Stream Two – Quality

Accountability and Leadership: Structuring the Ops/Quality Divide

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  • Demonstrating how executive leadership can successfully redefine the role of Operations to formally own process quality and compliance, moving FSQ into an assurance and verification function
  • Discussing why traditional organizational structures create an inherent “us vs. them” divide, and how to implement shared KPIs (e.g., First-Pass Quality Yield) to align incentives
  • Looking at the strategies for building a unified FSQA culture by leading through transparency and demonstrating the clear link between consistent quality and operational cost reduction
  • Highlighting the leadership behaviors required to enforce high standards, ensuring that “audit ready every day” is achieved through process discipline and not last-minute preparation
Stream Three – Regulatory

Global Regulatory Horizon Scanning: Proactive Strategy for Novel and Functional Ingredients

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  • Demonstrating how proactive Regulatory Horizon Scanning provides teams with the necessary data to make multi-year R&D investment decisions
  • Discussing why the lack of harmonization in ingredient classification (e.g., Novel Food vs. Dietary Ingredient) across major global trade blocs demands a high-stakes, region-specific compliance strategy
  • Looking at the governance models required for securing and maintaining the robust scientific substantiation needed to legally defend health and nutrition claims against increased global regulatory scrutiny
  • Highlighting the critical role of the Regulatory function in translating shifting global public health priorities into resilient, multi-market labeling, formulation, and communication strategies
2:35 pm - 3:10 pm Workshops
STREAM 1 WORKSHOP

Digital Transformation: Leveraging Integrated Data for Predictive Food Safety

Executive to be Announced

Trustwell

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  • Strategies for achieving end-to-end data integration across supplier management, QMS, and regulatory compliance to identify systemic vulnerabilities
  • Defining the roadmap for transitioning from reactive incident tracking to predictive risk modeling, using aggregated supply chain data to anticipate hazards
  • Building the digital command center that guarantees immediate, auditable access to all necessary records (HACCP/FSMA, specifications) for regulatory and third-party inspections
  • Quantifying the financial returns of implementing robust, granular traceability systems that minimize recall scope and protect brand reputation
STREAM 2 WORKSHOP

Mastering Quality and Performance Across Multi-Unit Operations

Executive to be Announced

FranConnect

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  • Defining the executive strategy for harmonizing quality and operating standards across thousands of geographically diverse franchise or retail locations
  • Implementing a unified quality scoring system that effectively translates corporate standards into actionable, site-specific KPIs for franchise owners and operators
  • Leveraging mobile technology and centralized platforms to ensure training, audits, and corrective actions are deployed consistently and verified efficiently across the enterprise
  • Understanding the legal and commercial mechanisms required to enforce quality standards and accountability within the franchise agreement structure
STREAM 3 WORKSHOP

Global Market Access: Navigating Non-GMO, Authenticity, and International Regulatory Hurdles

Executive to be Announced

FoodChainID

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  • Strategies for establishing a resilient product regulatory strategy to successfully navigate conflicting compliance requirements for non-GMO, allergen, and clean label claims across major markets
  • Building a sophisticated food authenticity program (VACCP) that goes beyond simple compliance to safeguard against the increasing threat of global economic adulteration and fraud
  • Assessing the strategic value and business case for pursuing third-party, market-driven certifications (e.g., Non-GMO, Organic) as a tool for competitive advantage and consumer trust
  • Implementing a data-driven platform to manage complex ingredient documentation and regulatory submissions, accelerating time-to-market for new products globally
3:15 pm - 4:25 pm Pre-Arranged One-To-One Meetings Arrow Icon

These mutually agreed-upon conversations are arranged and facilitated by Executive Platforms staff to ensure attendees have valuable discussions about their top-of-mind questions, challenges, and opportunities.

  • 3:15 pm – 3:35 pm: Meeting Slot 5/Networking
  • 3:40 pm – 4:00 pm: Meeting Slot 6/Networking
  • 4:05 pm – 4:25 pm: Meeting Slot 7/Networking
4:30 pm - 5:05 pm KEYNOTE

Operationalizing Culture: Leading the Shift to Total Quality Ownership

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  • The leadership model used to transition ownership of quality and compliance to Operations Management
  • Methods for aligning incentives using shared KPIs (e.g., First-Pass Yield) across Quality and Production teams
  • Frameworks for assessing and scaling cultural maturity across multi-site organizations
  • Empowering frontline leaders to become the first line of defense in process control
5:05 pm - 5:10 pm

Chair’s Closing Remarks

5:10 pm

Drinks Reception

October 7th

8:00 am - 8:45 am

Breakfast

8:10 am - 8:45 am breakfast workshops
Stream Two

Investment in Prevention: Mastering Sanitation and Foreign Material Control

Executive to be Announced

Amerisan

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  • Justifying capital investment in equipment and facility design that supports superior cleanability and reduces harborage points for pathogens
  • Implementing a multi-barrier approach against foreign material, focusing on color-coded systems, detectable products, and standardized 5S visual programs
  • Utilizing tool-tracking software and visual aids to drive frontline accountability and embed sanitary practices as a core part of operational discipline
  • Demonstrating the Return on Investment (ROI) of comprehensive sanitation programs, linking reduced waste, lower water/chemical consumption, and risk mitigation to profitability
8:50 am - 9:00 am

Chair’s Opening Remarks

9:00 am - 9:35 am KEYNOTE

Beyond the Audit: Driving Everyday Excellence in FSQ

Bryan O’Donnell

Vice President FSQR - Food Safety, Regulatory & Quality Assurance

Target

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  • The leadership framework for shifting accountability for quality and safety from QA teams to Operations Senior Management
  • Strategies for implementing internal systems and shared metrics that maintain process control between annual audits
  • Tactics for building the digital platform and documentation controls needed to guarantee instant readiness for any regulatory or third-party inspection
  • Identifying and rewarding the frontline leadership behaviors that actively drive compliance and engagement on the plant floor every day
9:40 am - 10:15 am Case Studies
Stream One – Food Safety

Allergen Control in Practice: Minimizing Risk and Protecting Consumers

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  • Practical guidance on prioritizing and funding capital projects (e.g., dedicated equipment, advanced cleaning tech) to verifiably eliminate cross-contact
  • How to mandate quantitative allergen risk data (like VITAL scores) from high-risk suppliers to improve ingredient approval decisions
  • Strategies for implementing a unified digital labeling system and change control process to remove human error from the specification-to-label lifecycle
  • Defining the operational accountability framework that seamlessly integrates Quality, Operations, and R&D for total allergen risk ownership
Stream Two – Quality

Quality as a Profit Center: Measuring and Investing in Consumer Loyalty

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  • Demonstrating how to develop the Board-ready metrics that quantify the Return on Investment (ROI) of quality improvements, linking FSQ spend directly to consumer loyalty and reduced Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
  • Discussing why the integration of consumer experience data (complaints, reviews, social sentiment) into the Enterprise Quality System is essential for prioritizing capital and process improvements
  • Looking at strategies for using Quality Intelligence to drive portfolio rationalization and pricing power, leveraging high-quality performance as a distinct market advantage
  • Highlighting the framework for translating a Quality Mission into shareholder value by proving product consistency reduces financial risk and supports brand premium
Stream Three – Regulatory

Food Fraud as Enterprise Risk: Defensible Strategy & Oversight

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  • Demonstrating how to integrate the Food Fraud Vulnerability Assessment (VACCP) directly into the ERM framework and annual corporate budget cycles
  • Discussing why managing global adulteration risk requires a strategic shift to contractual mandates and rigorous third-party governance over complex supply chains
  • Looking at advanced analytical testing and data aggregation to create a legally defensible due diligence package against high-value fraud threats
  • Highlighting the C-suite’s fiduciary duty to fund and oversee comprehensive mitigation and crisis response plans to protect shareholder and brand reputation
10:20 am - 11:15 am Pre-Arranged One-To-One Meetings Arrow Icon

These mutually agreed-upon conversations are arranged and facilitated by Executive Platforms staff to ensure attendees have valuable discussions about their top-of-mind questions, challenges, and opportunities.

  • 10:25 am – 10:45 am: Meeting Slot 8/Networking
  • 10:50 am – 11:10 am: Meeting Slot 9/Networking
11:20 am - 11:55 am Workshops
STREAM 1 WORKSHOP

FSQ Under Fire: Decision-Making in a Food Safety Crisis

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  • Participate in a simulated foodborne outbreak scenario and make real-time response decisions
  • Debate risk management, preventive controls, and communication strategies with fellow attendees
  • Translate lessons learned from the scenario into actionable improvements for your FSQ programs
  • Explore strategies to minimize organizational exposure and strengthen outbreak preparedness
STREAM 2 WORKSHOP

Modern QMS: Leveraging Data and Integration for Quality Assurance at Scale

Executive to be Announced

Provision

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  • Quantifying the Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) and building the business case for migrating from siloed, legacy systems to a unified, modern Quality Management System
  • Defining the path to seamlessly integrate QMS data (CAPA, Audits, Complaints) with ERP and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) to ensure quality control is preventative
  • Implementing digital workflows and document control features to guarantee continuous audit readiness and reduce the high operational cost and disruption associated with compliance events
  • Automating supplier qualification, document review (COAs), and performance scoring to dramatically reduce incoming material risk and accelerate the approval process for new ingredients
STREAM 3 WORKSHOP

Digital Tools for Regulatory Efficiency: Tracking, Reporting, and Insights

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  • Strategic investment in Regulatory Information Management Systems (RIMS) to consolidate global compliance documentation and reduce manual effort
  • Leveraging AI-driven horizon scanning to proactively track and map evolving state and federal regulatory changes to current product specifications
  • Establishing real-time data pipelines to automate compliance reporting and generate actionable regulatory intelligence for the C-suite
  • Implementing digital audit trails and documentation controls to guarantee data integrity and minimize legal exposure during regulatory inspections and investigations
12:00 pm - 12:35 pm PANEL

Redefining Excellence: The Future of Risk, Compliance, and Quality Leadership

Fabian Smith

Vice President, Product Safety, Quality, and Regulatory Compliance

Cargill

Marlenea Jackson

Vice President, Quality North America

Mondelēz International

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  • Future-Focused Leadership: How can FSQ, Quality, and Regulatory leaders anticipate emerging challenges and shape organizational strategies for the next decade?
  • Evolving Regulatory Landscape: Which upcoming regulations, international standards, or policy shifts will redefine compliance priorities, and how can companies stay ahead?
  • Innovating Risk Management: What new approaches to risk assessment and mitigation can help organizations prevent issues before they escalate?
  • Building Resilient Culture: How can teams embed adaptability, accountability, and continuous learning to sustain excellence amid change?
12:35 pm - 12:45 pm

Chair’s Closing Address

12:45 pm - 1:45 pm THEMED LUNCH DISCUSSIONS

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Evolving Regulatory Landscapes: Preparing for Future Food Safety Laws

Quality by Design: Integrating Risk Assessment into Daily Operations

Facility Optimization for Quality: Processes, Maintenance, and Culture

Operational Continuity: Maintaining Safety During Disruptions

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