Food Safety, Quality Control & Regulatory Affairs play a vital role in protecting public health and maintaining consumer trust in the food industry. Advanced quality control systems, including Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and ISO certifications, help detect contaminants, prevent foodborne illnesses, and ensure product consistency. Cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain and AI-driven analytics enhance traceability, improving transparency and accountability across the supply chain. Regulatory bodies, including the FDA, EFSA, and WHO, continuously update guidelines to address emerging risks and technological advancements. Strengthening compliance with food safety regulations not only safeguards consumers but also enhances global trade and industry competitiveness. As food systems evolve, integrating stringent safety measures, quality assurance protocols, and regulatory frameworks remains essential to ensuring a secure and sustainable food supply.
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