2023

Excerpt – Data Analytics: Begin with the ‘Known Knowns’ from Incident Databases and Historical Data

A big question for data analytics is where and how to begin the process. It is most logical to start with a database of incidents that have occurred that are ‘known knowns’ (you know what they are and that they are in your supply chain now). This provides […]

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Excerpt – Data Analytics: The Value of Predictive Models and Enhanced Traceability

Artificial intelligence and machine learning seem to be the new data analytics or big data hype. There’s an assumption that there is ‘enough’ of the ‘right’ data available to make decisions. There is a difference between a ‘model for insight’ and a ‘model for prediction.’ Food fraud is

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Review: Food Fraud Resources Including Primers and Reports – Share Widely

This blog post reviews the free resources that address food fraud prevention hot topics. Our online library has many primer documents and more detailed insight reports. Topics include: FF Compliance Summary, FF Suspicious Activity Report Method, FF Initial Screening and Vulnerability Assessment guidance, and several overviews of Enterprise

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Conference Presentation Schedule: BRC/BRCGS (this Thursday), IAFP, and AOAC

The research-education-outreach cycle is sparked by hearing from other people. Each of my research projects started with someone who identified a real-world problem. If you are attending any of these events, let’s meet. My next public event is the BRC/ BRCGS Connect event in Toronto this Thursday and

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Food Fraud Professional Education: In-Person Seminars and Workshops for Completing Your Annual Compliance Requirements

Register now for the Food Fraud Annual Update Workshop to complete your program review and next steps. If you first need to prepare/complete your vulnerability assessment and prevention strategy, also register for the earlier Food Fraud Implementation Method Workshop. And if you need an introduction to the entire

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