Sentences with phrase «food safety reputation»

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The potential investment comes after a difficult few years for Yum in China, its biggest market by sales, where a series of food - safety scandals and management mis - steps has dented its reputation with diners.

Maintaining the highest food safety ratings has helped the company build a impeccable reputation, Evans says.

As the only Western producer of sorbates, Celanese's preservatives are effective against molds, yeast and many bacteria, and help to protect product and brand reputation, provide food safety, and reduce food waste.

With this in mind, I sought insight from hospitality and food service c - suite strategist Jeff Kiesel — a former GE executive and current corporate CEO of Restaurant Technologies, Inc. who's earned a reputation as an industry innovation and safety voice of authority.

Identifying knowledge gaps in food safety risks along the farm - to - fork supply chain and then conducting research is vital in improving understanding of foodborne hazards and maintaining the industry's reputation for safe, healthy products.

As discussed in Chapter 3, Australia's clean and green reputation is a vulnerable brand, with biosecurity risks and comparatively poor OECD food safety ratings57 threatening the marketing strategy of many key product categories.

While Australian consumers are trusting of products sold within Australia, the F&A sector should be investing in food safety and biosecurity solutions to preserve the nation's global reputation and keep the domestic market safe.

Our BRC Certification verifies and establishes our company's reputation for food quality and safety.

And because food safety is paramount, we provide flour treated for applications that are potentially eaten prior to applying a kill step — such as cookie dough, ice cream inclusions or seasoning blends — to reduce risk to your customers and your reputation.

The changes have been designed to ensure the Australian red meat industry maintains its global reputation as a world leader in food safety, integrity and traceability, giving producers the evidence to stand by what they sell and stay ahead of international competitors.

Now more than ever, you need to take serious preventative approaches to reduce the risks that food fraud poses to public health and safety, food integrity, and your brand's reputation.

The findings may help the world's largest dairy exporter restore its reputation globally after the contamination scare this month prompted concerns that New Zealand has food safety issues, threatening exports which make up about 30 percent of the economy.

In maintaining quality and consistency, they will secure a strong reputation in the industry as an advocate for food safety and, in the event of a product recall, will be able to quickly act and regain their leadership position in the packaged food marketplace.

At the same time, the industry must keep consumers aware of food safety issues, without creating any kind of unneeded hysteria that will hurt sales, profits, and most importantly, the pet food industry's hard - earned reputation for quality products.

But some enterprising souls have reportedly entered the rat race with a different idea (and with apparently no qualms about China's recent reputation for food safety): selling them as food.