A panel of five consumers who identified as being curious and somewhat knowledgeable about food was recruited to be interviewed live and on stage at The Center for Food Integrity Transparency Summit held in Chicago Oct. 22-24.
In the next five years, food producers can anticipate advancements in food safety hardware that will enable the processing of more data without requiring additional equipment.
The new strategy intends to bring traceability, data insights, risk mitigation, verification, and in-depth supplier engagement together to enable the right choices.
"We wish we could talk about positive things like what we’re doing with sustainability and the traceability work," said Lori Stevermer, NPPC president, "but we have to deal with what’s in front of us, and there’s work to be done.”