This webinar on fish speciation will introduce the prevalent methods used in testing laboratories in the UK and EU, and will provide a summary of their scope and limitations.
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This is the first webinar in the Quarterly Webinar
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Due to an impact of covid-19 outside of our control, we are having to postpone this webinar, which was planned for 3 February to 25 March 2021. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
To the 350 people who have already registered to attend, pleas
This webinar on fish speciation will introduce the prevalent methods used in testing laboratories in the UK and EU, and will provide a summary of their scope and limitations.
About the webinar
This is the first webinar in the Quarterly Webi
Mislabelling of food products and substitution or concealment of ingredients are just some of the activities considered as food fraud.
Join our Executive Director Selvarani Elahi MBE and one of our Advisory Board Members Dr John W Spink as they discu
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Join our Chairman, Sterling Crew, and the Head of the National Food Crime Unit, Darren Davies, in a Food Safety Breifing that will feature Food Fraud as a main theme on 7 October, 3pm BST to examine how food and drink manufacturers ensure robust foo
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- Teaching quality assurance & core lab skills remotely
- The benefits of live virtual training
- Praxis: interactive web based support & resources.
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Chair: Professor Lisa Ackerley: Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner, Independent Food Safety Advisor, visiting Professor at University of Salford and Food Safety Advisor to UK Hospitality. Co-founder of Kitchen Conversations.
Speaker Sterling
What is the process involved in the resolution of technical disputes in the UK official food control system? All LGC colleagues are invited to register for this event if interested.
During this first webinar in June 2020, which will take place
We all remember the empty shelves in our supermarkets during the early phase of the Covid 19 pandemic. Pasta, tomato sauce, flour and yeast and even toilet paper were no longer available on a daily basis. While these supply shortages have been elimin
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Listen to the Chair of our Advisory Board assess the latest evidence related to the risk to food safety from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Olive oil is one of the most commonly adulterated foods. Whether you are buying extra virgin, virgin or refined olive oil, there is a long history of substitution with lower grade and lower cost oils. So how can you be sure the quality of the refine
Herbs and spices are things to be enjoyed. They add colour, flavour and aroma to so many of the dishes we like to eat. There are also numerous reports regarding the health benefits of these ingredients: claims that they are anti-diabetese, increase b
Tackling the Issues of Honey Fraud with NMR
Honey is a product that is highly susceptible to fraud, in terms of making the product into a lower quality than stated.
There are different forms of economically motivated adulteration and the most common
Language: English
Cost: No Charge
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
7:00 am Pacific Standard Time (San Francisco)
10:00 am Eastern Standard Time (New York)
3:00 pm GMT (London)
4:00 pm Central Europe Time (Paris).
This webinar, presented by an SGS panel o
With seafood and aquaculture being the most valuable and highest traded commodity in the world, it’s an industry which inevitably is the most susceptible to fraud. With one in five out of 25,000 samples tested worldwide being mislabelled, fraud comes
High cost food and beverages are targets of adulteration for economic gain. Foods that are naturally sweet, such as honey, are often diluted with inexpensive sweeteners and then sold as 100% natural.
Orange juice has been subject to the same type of
