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ALERT Training: Introduction - Background part 2 (text version)

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[Flash version] February 21, 2007

Alert: Food Defense Awareness
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Introduction: Background

When it comes to intentional food contamination, there is often a misguided notion that it won’t happen, but the truth is that it does happen.  There have been numerous accounts of intentional food contamination over the years.  The food supply chain is fragile and although there are strict regulations in place to address food safety, there are no current regulations to address food defense.  Stakeholders in the food industry must put aside the notion that ‘it can’t happen to me’ and begin to think about how to protect their food businesses and industries from attacks on our food.

This presentation was developed to bring to light the issues of food defense.  The purpose of the presentation is to offer guidance for stakeholders in the food industry on ways to protect their businesses and industries from the very real threat of intentional food contamination.

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