Industry Webinar

Six Steps to Eliminate Food Fraud Webinar

Food fraud drains an estimated $30 to $40 billion every year from the global food industry. The Consumer Brands Association (CBA) claims that roughly 10% of commercially produced food and beverage products are affected by fraud.

But these figures only point to the preliminary economic expense of food fraud. There are health costs to consumers poisoned by tainted food, not to mention the cost of the reputation a brand suffers when adulteration occurs. A far-flung, global supply chain has made it increasingly difficult for manufacturers to track the origins of raw materials. It’s also made it increasingly easy for bad actors to peddle adulterated goods. This chronic threat looms larger in the dietary supplements industry, where labeling remains a significant area of concern.

Watch our on-demand webinar as AIB International Food Safety Expert Jesse Leal outlines six steps companies can take to protect the supply chain against fraud. Leal is a food safety veteran who’s spent more than 35 years in the business.

In this on-demand webinar, viewers will discover:

• Different types of food fraud and industry impact.
• How to mitigate fraud through robust controls, such as Vulnerability Assessments and Critical Control Points.
• Best practices for building a risk management program that maintains compliance.
• Tips to proactively protect the supply chain from disruptive activity.