The Vital Role of Non-Food Suppliers in Food Fraud Prevention
By John Spink
If you sell products to the food industry, then you ARE in the food industry and ARE required to meet food safety compliance requirements. A required – not optional – part of that compliance is for food fraud prevention. While you might think your risk is so low that it doesn’t apply to you, it is a compliance requirement for everyone.
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