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The Food Science Behind What Makes Leftovers Tasty (or not)

pbs.org, December 23, 2022

Some science you can keep in mind when you’re finishing off the leftovers in your fridge, plus a few tips for safer cooking and eating.

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All About Food Allergies: A Primer for Nurse Practitioners

Nurse Practitioners Newsletter, January, 2022

Food allergies affect a significant number of children and adults globally and there is evidence suggesting that the prevalence of food allergies (e.g., peanut allergy) is growing.

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Food Safety Heats Up: Changing Temperatures and Food Risk Impacts

food-safety.com, December 22, 2022

Tracking environmental temperature changes for their impacts on food safety is increasingly important, as just a few degrees of change will shape how food risks develop and unfold, according to recent research.

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Is Changing Ingredients the Best Option to Maintain Safety and Combat Salty Diets?

foodsafetynews.com, December 22, 2022

Significant resources have been invested in public health campaigns to reduce sodium intake to improve health, but dietary intake remains high, threatening safe eating habits.

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Food Scientists in the Bioeconomy

foodprocessing.com, November 22, 2022

The White House boosts the ‘Bioeconomy’ which includes nutritionists, food safety professionals and other scientists.

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IAFNS Hosts Federal Leaders on PFAS

insideepa.com, November 18, 2022

IAFNS Meeting ‘Federal and State Efforts to Restrict PFAS: Impact on Food Companies’ brought forward scientific, state and federal policy, and legal information about PFAS in packaging and purchasing.

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Innovation at the Intersection of Health, Nutrition, and Sustainability

Foodindustryexecutive.com, November 15, 2022

IAFNS is planning a new Science Innovation Showcase event December 13-15 to highlight science-based innovations that may lead to emerging food safety and nutrition solutions.

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IAFNS Science Innovation Showcase - 2022

Newprotein.net, September 19, 2022

This science-first and science-focused event will bring together scientists from multiple sectors, at all stages of their careers from graduate students to professors, technical experts to CEOs.

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Increase Visibility of Your Private Label Lines in the USDA Branded Foods Database to Strengthen Nutrition Research and Public Policy

Retail Dietitians Business Alliance, August 31, 2022

RDBA has recently highlighted the USDA Global Branded Food Products Database (GBFPD) – a publicly available database used for research and policy purposes by government, academic researchers, health professionals, and the food industry.

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Food Safety Organizations Team Up to Strengthen Research, Education and Protections

Quality Assurance & Food Safety, August 19, 2022

An agreement between IAFP and IAFNS focuses on impacting public health, food, nutrition and consumer protection.

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FDA’s CFSAN Discusses Food Safety Successes, Challenges

Food Safety Magazine, June 22, 2022

Susan Mayne, Ph.D., the Director of CFSAN at FDA, discussed the direction for, and challenges facing, FDA and CFSAN at the IAFNS Annual Meeting.

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The Future of Aflatoxin in U.S. Corn

Food Safety Magazine, June 23, 2022

In her presentation at the IAFNS Annual Meeting, Dr. Felicia Wu discussed her recently published study about the rising prevalence of aflatoxin in U.S. corn production.

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Food Safety Concerns of E-Commerce, Ghost Kitchens, Delivery

Food Safety Magazine, June 22, 2022

The diverse food safety concerns associated with new business models are captured in this meeting session summary.

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Caffeine Courses Through History

Tea & Coffee Trade Journal April, 2022

New tools to capture consumer consumption behaviors will be used to evaluate current intakes of caffeine from beverages.

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Higher Protein Intake Leads to Better Food Choices, Study Finds

Foodnavigator-usa.com, July 5, 2022

Higher protein intake while dieting leads to better food choices and helps avoid loss of lean body mass, according to new research.

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What Food Sector Needs to Know About How to Reduce Sodium

ScienceDaily.com, April 18, 2022

Researchers conduct a scoping review including primary studies, literature reviews, book chapters, and patents covering sodium reduction in food products.

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Fermented Foods Surge Meets Patchwork of Global Standards

The Fermentation Journal, June 14, 2022

Learn how fermented foods are defined and regulated in different regions of the world.

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Op-Ed: Innovation in the Food Arena

FoodProcessing.com, June 15, 2022

Collaborations between universities, industry and government can move ideas to commercialization.

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Op-Ed: IAFNS Addresses Metals and Food Safety Risks

Foodsafetynews.com, June 15, 2022

Advancing science includes advancing our ability to address the risks posed by metals in food.

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A Path Toward More Informative Allergen Labeling

Snacksafely.com, June 10, 2022

A recent paper concludes that meaningful and informative labeling of allergen hazards improves lives and that more focused research on ‘response thresholds’ — below which risks dwindle — is needed.

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Review Looks at Variety of Sodium Reduction Strategies Available to the Food Industry

Foodnavigator-usa.com, June 7, 2022

Researchers conducted a scientific review of the most common sodium reduction tools in food production.

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IAFNS Presents New Research on Pathogens and Low-Moisture Foods

Food Safety News, May 12, 2022

New research on hazards in low-moisture foods fills critical knowledge gaps.

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Magnetism: Core Values As Connectors, Not Constraints

chiefexecutive.net, April 22, 2022

How IAFNS found integrity and transparency to be a boon to new membership.

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