Food Defense

RSS

Economically motivated adulteration—the adulteration of food products with the intent to illegally make money—is otherwise known as food fraud.

Information sharing is the single most valuable commodity in the event of food supply disruption.

In the present global environment, the food industry should take a closer look at the threat of coordinated attacks on food and agriculture.

Because food corporations can be targeted by adversarial nations, it is important that you start practicing “operational security.”

Should food businesses engage in “war games”? There are benefits from conducting strategic response exercises should an actual emergency arise.

A look at a worst-case scenario in the evolving threat to the food supply.

Have you ever considered that your in-plant systems could be weaponized against public health? Think again.

The benefits of automation must be tempered by emerging security challenges throughout the food supply chain.

Food security and food defense together help ensure that the availability of the end product—food—is available to all.

Industry must take it upon ourselves to ensure that our supply chain is sound. It’s the best defense against food fraud we could have.