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IFPA Addresses Industry Disruption and Food Safety Standards

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During the Global Produce & Floral Show, International Fresh Produce Association CEO Burns addressed the fresh produce and floral community. She called for deeper collaboration and stronger advocacy to overcome industry challenges, including food safety, trade, and labor. A key theme was rebuilding trust through food safety and traceability following a cyclospora outbreak that caused losses for retail, foodservice, and school foodservice.

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Why it matters

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The discussion highlighted the industry's response to consumer confidence issues and supply chain disruptions. The association is strengthening collaboration with public health agencies and pushing for the implementation of traceability requirements to advance prevention-focused standards.

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Who's involved

  • BurnsCEO of the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA)

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    Agricultural stability in the Midwest might be supported by policy advocacy related to trade and farm bill issues.

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