About this event
We are pleased to invite you to the AOAC Sub-Saharan Africa Webinar on Food Fraud & Food Authenticity: how to detect and manage in the supply chain.
Food fraud occurs when food are deliberately diluted, mislabelled or misrepresented, tampered with or substituted with another product. This is becoming an epidemic in African urban life. It is a $50 billion annual industry, according to Michigan State University’s Food Fraud Initiative – and you’re probably eating some of the evidence! Most of us are still under the impression that our food is sacrosanct and that we would immediately be able to detect any ingredient or product that is not the ‘real thing’. The Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC) has estimated that up to 7% of global trade consists of counterfeit goods
Why should you attend our webinar?
Join us as we navigate the challenges and implications of food fraud and food authenticity within the supply chain.
Our programme lineup includes:
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We look forward to meeting you online!
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He has 17 years of industry experience as a Principal Scientist and a Global Marketing professional in separation science technologies including LC, GC and Mass Spectrometry applied to analysis of food, dietary supplements, natural products, tobacco and cannabis.
Gabrielle is a registered dietitian At FACTS she assists with nutrition, health and food labelling projects and providing regulatory talks and training.
Owen is the President of the Sub-Saharan Africa Section of the AOAC INTERNATIONAL. He also works as a Scientist at the Nestlé Institute of Food Safety and Analytical Sciences, Nestlé Research in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Samuel is currently leading the development of a Food Risk Analysis and Regulatory Excellence Platform (FRAREP), hosted by the Institute of Nutrition and Functional Foods (INAF) of Université Laval.