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FAO Invitation letter
WHO Invitation letter
WTO Invitation letter
Safe and sustainable food systems in an era of accelerated climate change
Science, innovation and digital transformation at the service of food safety
Empowering consumers to make healthy food choices and support sustainable food systems
The burden of foodborne diseases and the benefits of investing in safe food
Economic Case for Investments in Food Safety
Steven Jaffee
The public health burden of unsafe foods: a need for global commitment
Arie Havelaar
Novel Analytics Methods and Models for Enhanced Food Safety
Steven M. Musser
Digital transformation of the food system
Mark Booth
Barbara Gallani
Economic case for investments in food safety
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Effective communication and engagement with the public about food safety and quality issues in the digital age
Leveraging private sector investment for safe food value chains
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Safe and sustainable aquaculture intensification
Novel food production
Alternative food and feed products
Whole-genome sequencing: Paving the way forward globally to better understand food systems
Harnessing market drivers of food safety
Sharing responsibility for consumer empowerment
Climate change and implications for food safety
People-focussed food safety investment in low and middle income countries
Safe, sustainable, crop production: meeting the goals
Safe and sustainable livestock production
Understanding food safety risks and uncertainties and meeting citizens’ expectations as food systems become more complex
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Dietary transitions and multiple burdens of malnutrition necessitate action
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Novel analytical methods and models for enhanced food safety
The need for integrated approaches to address food safety risk - the case of mycotoxins in Africa
Policy Considerations for the Development and Adoption of Technologies for Local Food Value Chains
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