What FDA Has to Say – And How it Can Help You

After the first compliance date under FSMA (the Food Safety Modernization Act) passed this last September, the FDA began slowly rolling out their plans to regulate the industry under this
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Safe Food Alliance Kingsburg Lab Construction Project Reaches the Half-Way Point

Time flies when you are having fun, and the construction of the new South Valley Laboratory in Kingsburg has been one of those enjoyable projects! It seems like just yesterday
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Food Safety by Design: Focus on FSMA Preventive Controls

According to Dr. David Acheson, Founder and CEO of the Acheson Group, FSMA passed Congress because of public, congressional and regulatory response to a series of major outbreaks that started
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Food Safety Plans Are Required for Hullers and Shellers

As we approach the FSMA Rule compliance dates this September, it’s important for hullers and shellers who are classified as processors, to understand the new requirements.  Specifically, most hullers and
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Produce Safety: Are You Ready?

Whether you’re a grower; you purchase from a grower; or you provide a service to growers, it’s time to ask yourself the question: Are you ready for compliance with the
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Safe Food California 2017 Recap

On behalf of the Safe Food Alliance Team, we thank our sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, and attendees for participating in another very successful Safe Food California conference. It is your participation
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Safe Food Alliance On Target to Complete New Lab in December

Following the Safe Food Alliance launch of its largest laboratory to date in Kingsburg last January, it’s time to check its progress. Located off Highway 99 at the Kingsburg Business
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The Latest on FSMA

As part of our continued efforts to keep you up to date on the latest developments within FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Act regulations, we wanted to share are a few
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The DFA Moisture Meter: Then, Now, and Next

History of the Moisture Meter In the January of 1933, Charles D. Fisher applied for a patent for what has come to be known as the DFA Moisture Meter, describing
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CLFP Has a New Name — California League of Food Producers

The California League of Food Processors has a new name – the California League of Food Producers (CLFP). With the new name comes a new logo and a new website.
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