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Have you registered for the Fresh Produce Safety conference?

12 August 2015

With less than two weeks to go, now’s the time to register and book your accommodation. Join fresh produce safety professionals in Sydney for this premier event.

Final program announced

Dr Laura Strawn (Virginia Tech) will be speaking on future food safety - the role of technology.

Associate Professor Channah Rock (University of Arizona) will illuminate water quality and water testing via video link.

Dr Strawn and Professor Channah Rock will join other expert speakers including Dr Valeria Torok (SARDI), Associate Professor Robyn McConchie (University of Sydney), Bonnie Fernandez-Fenaroli (Center for Produce Safety), Dr Robert Premier (Global FS Pty Ltd) and Dr Mark Turner (University of Queensland).

Panel sessions include:

Understanding the Gaps: project overview, chaired by Dr Mike Butcher
Guidelines for fresh produce food safety: what changes do I need to know?, chaired by Catherine Richardson

Download the Conference program

Thanks to our sponsors

The Fresh Produce Safety Conference 2015 has been generously supported by the following organisations:

Click here for information on conference sponsorship opportunities.

Register now for the Fresh Produce Safety Conference on 12 August 2015 in Sydney.

Also join us for the launch of the Guidelines for Fresh Produce Food Safety in Sydney on 11 August from 5 - 7.30pm. Register now.

Further information is available at: http://fpsc2015.com

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