Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile – Device 2
Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile - Do not miss this Scientific Session at the AOAC Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, 8-12 September 2019.
Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile – Device 1
Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile - Do not miss this Scientific Session at the AOAC Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, 8-12 September 2019.
Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile
Food Fraud Detection Goes Mobile - Do not miss this Scientific Session at the AOAC Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, 8-12 September 2019.
Organic Fraud in Spain – A Meta Data Analysis
Organic produce, available date support that they are an attractive target for fraudsters.
Food Safety Analysis 2018 – Highlights
The Food Safety Analysis 2018 conference in Singapore provided an update with numerous world-renown speakers from QUB, FERA, FOCOS, Eurofins, Intertek, GfL, Danone, Nestlé, Mars as well as excellent vendor talks from Agilent, Sciex, Phenomenex, Waters, Gerste, Restek, Merck, Shimadzu. Bruker, Axel Semrau, AnalytikJena.
Turn Your RFID Chips into Food Safety Sensors
RFID chips can be turned into food fraud detectors. Researchers from MIT showed that 25% methanol in adulterated alcohol can be detected.
FoodIntegrity is Dead – Long Live FoodIntegrity!
The FoodIntregrity project was funded with approx nine million Euros by the European Commission and is coming to an end. During the final conference in Nantes, the outcomes were reported. The project with all its 62 partners has come a long way, but there is still a lot more to do. Will there be a continuation of FoodIntegrity?
The Evolution of Food Fraud in Europe
Europe saw a dramatic increase in food fraud notifications over the past 20 years. From zero in 1999, to double digits in 2003, and triple digits in 2011. China, India, and Turkey were major contributors. lately, also Nigerian products triggered a large number of alerts.
The Food Mafia
The Food Mafia is an investigative report aired on the German public TV station 3Sat. It was a broad coverage about how food fraud can happen, how organized crime is increasingly getting involved in this lucrative business, why it goes uncovered for so long and which role government authorities and state attorneys play in preventing fraudsters from being caught.
