Reputation is a hard-earned asset: it takes a lifetime to build, but can lost in a minute.
Speaker: Charlie Howard, Head of Corporate Communications & Reputation, Lexington.
Lexington is the FDF’s new affiliated strategic communications consultancy
Reputation is a hard-earned asset: it takes a lifetime to build, but can lost in a minute.
Speaker: Charlie Howard, Head of Corporate Communications & Reputation, Lexington.
Lexington is the FDF’s new affiliated strategic communications consultancy
This session will explore the very latest developments in accurate allergens analysis, and the critical roles laboratories play in assessing and managing the risks associated with allergens. Take a deep dive into the most prevalent issues in the wo

MoniQA will hold a free-of-charge, virtual event on November 10 and 11. The events will take place from 2pm-4pm CET (Rome, Berlin time) / 8am-10am ET (New York time).
10 November 2020
| Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|
| Cesare Varallo | Draft amendments to Reg. EC 852 |
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.
This is the first webinar in the Quarterly Webi
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