China International Food Safety & Quality Conference + Expo 2013
Event | 11.06.13 - 11.07.13, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC
The China International Food Safety & Quality (CIFSQ) Conference + Expo in Beijing is an important annual event that brings together food safety professionals across China and from around the world for two intensive days of learning and networking. The educational program features a distinguished faculty of regulatory, scientific, academic and industry leaders who are putting food safety into action. The CIFSQ Conference program is also packed with useful information for developing new skills and discovering about the latest food safety best practices, trends, developments, products and services. CIFSQ Conference + Expo is also the year's best networking opportunity, the ideal venue for exchanging ideas and cultivating new relationships.
Each year, attendees from around the world attend CIFSQ Conference + Expo. The decision makers that CIFSQ Conference + Expo brings together are responsible for food testing, inspection, QC/QA, audit, certification, compliance, hygiene and sanitation, research, science, regulatory affairs, enforcement, policy making, legislation, litigation, standardization, and training. Only CIFSQ Conference + Expo brings the intelligence, innovation, and leadership of the food safety industry together in one place, at one time.
John Brew is speaking at this event. His topic will be "How to Mitigate the Risks Associated with FSMA."
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