International Association for Food Protection’s (IAFP) European Symposium on Food Safety
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Posted: 9 March 2015 | International Association for Food Protection | No comments yet
Since 2005, the International Association for Food Protection’s (IAFP) European Symposium on Food Safety has been shaping the future of food safety by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas with colleagues from across Europe working in industry, government and academia. This well-known food safety conference in Europe draws food safety professionals from across the continent and throughout the world to locations such as Barcelona, Berlin, Budapest, Dublin, Ede, Lisbon, Marseille, Prague, Rome and Warsaw.
The 2015 European Symposium on Food Safety will be held in Cardiff, Wales, from 20–22 April, where more than 300 participants are expected to convene for three days of intense learning, sharing and networking. The symposium will be held at Cardiff City Hall in the heart of the city, within walking distance of a large variety of hotels, Cardiff Castle, the Millennium Stadium, and the Gallery of Wales. Also nearby is the National Museum, which will be the location of a Tuesday Evening Social.
This year’s symposium promises an interesting and varied list of food safety topics for attendees. Approximately 150 poster and technical presentations will take place throughout the three days, along with 24 symposia sessions, covering topics such as: ‘The US Food Safety Modernization Act: What Does it Mean for Europe?’; ‘The Importance of Microbiological Testing in Food Safety Management’; ‘Integrative Aspects in Food Safety Risk Assessment’; and ‘Bacterial Spores in Foods: Safety and Quality Aspects’. Plenary and closing sessions will highlight speakers from the Welsh government and international regulatory agencies.
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