"To provide food safety professionals worldwide with a forum to exchange information on protecting the food supply."

- International Association
for Food Protection









"Food Safety Through Education"

Meetings & Events Food Bites

2009 WAFFP Annual Conference

The Washington Association for Food Protection invites you to join fellow food safety professionals at its annual conference held at beutiful Lake Chelan, WA September 23rd - 25th. The event kicks off with an optional golf tournament September 23rd held at nearby Bear Mountain Ranch. A hospitality suite open during the evenings of the 23rd and 24th held at Campbell's Resort allows free exhange of information, networking and companionship.

 See Draft Agenda, next page.

2008 Annual Meeting Recap

The 2008 WAFFP conference was held a Campbell's Resort in Chelan, Washington on September 24th - 26th. This year we had an outstanding increase in attendance with 82 members.

2009 WAFFP Conference Sponsorship Opportunities

WAFFP Events are produced through the generosity of many individuals and companies. We are highly appreciative of the support our community provides. Follow this link to find out more about sponsorship opportunities at the 2009 WAFFP Conference in Chelan.

 


Safety: Majority in U.S. feel food industry doesn't do enough

On the heels of the largest product recall in U.S. history, an American Society for Quality survey reveals that although the majority of the food industry may be following safe production procedures, the majority of the public doesn't feel it does enough. Food safety is still igniting widespread concern according to the survey of U.S. adults conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of ASQ.

Processors not braced for potential raw milk benefits

As dairy farmers around the globe continue to raise concerns over the declining value of their products, unpasteurised milk is being touted as one solution to generate added value and profitability, albeit amongst staunch opposition from some manufacturers

"The act of taking raw milk into a processing room set up for pasteurised milk is in effect contaminating the post pasteurisation area of his plant," he says. "Special protocols should be put in place to address staff movements and the potential for cross contamination of products such as aged cheeses in rinded formats."

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