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Utah Department of Agriculture and Food hosts fourth annual food safety conference

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Amber Brown, Legislative and Government Affairs Director | Utah Department of Agriculture and Food

Amber Brown, Legislative and Government Affairs Director | Utah Department of Agriculture and Food

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) has announced its 4th Annual Food Safety Conference, scheduled to be held from April 9-10, 2025, at the Show Barn at Thanksgiving Point. The event will run each day from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

"This conference is a great opportunity for those in academia, agriculture, food manufacturing and producing, public health, retailers, or anyone who is interested in food safety," said Travis Waller, UDAF Regulatory Division Director. "Come and learn about best practices, food borne illness outbreaks, and overall safety in food production and manufacturing."

Dr. Benjamin Chapman, Director of the Safe Plates food safety extension and research program at North Carolina State University, will be the keynote speaker. Dr. Chapman is also the co-chair of the "STOP Foodborne Illness" board of directors and co-hosts two podcasts, "Food Safety Talk" and "Risky or Not."

The conference will address various topics such as the science of pasteurization, foodborne illness outbreaks, food safety management systems, cannabis and food safety, creating a food safety culture, and the recalls and implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) 204.

Registration for the conference is open, and further details can be accessed on the registration website. Those interested in exhibiting at the conference can register through this platform as well. Media are invited to attend, with arrangements available for media passes.

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