D1 A Debate: Current Perspectives in Food Safety

Wednesday, July 12, 2017: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Ballroom A (Tampa Convention Center)
Sponsored By:
Primary Contact: Delia Murphy
Organizer: Delia Murphy
Convenors: Kendra Nightingale and Charles Barton
This interactive roundtable is intended to engender lively discussion of important food safety topics. It is assumed audience participants will have a basic understanding of the unresolved issues surrounding the topics to be discussed in the symposium. The session will cover three topics: “The good, the bad, and the ugly foods: Should we encourage the consumption of “ugly” and expired foods?”; “Who’s to blame? Do consumers own a piece of food safety?”; and, “Which is the real ‘obesogen'—pizza or the pizza box?” Each topic will include a 7-minute presentation in support of (Yes, Pizza) followed by a 7-minute presentation in opposition of (No, Pizza Box) the proposed topic question.  Each speaker will have 3 minutes for extemporaneous rebuttals. A 6-minute question/answer session will then follow to allow for audience participation. We will have electronic polling of the audience to allow for a Yes/No vote on each topic question prior to and following the discussion to evaluate whether people’s views have been changed by the presentations.

Presentations

8:30 AM
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Foods: Should We Encourage the Consumption of Ugly and Expired Foods?
Sarah Cahill, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
9:00 AM
Who's to Blame? Do Consumers Own a Piece of Food Safety?
Sarah Brew, Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
9:15 AM
Who's to Blame? Do Consumers Own a Piece of Food Safety?
Bill Marler, Marler Clark, The Food Safety Law Firm
9:30 AM
Which is the Real Obesogen? The Pizza or the Pizza Box?
Ruth Kava, American Council on Science and Health
9:45 AM
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