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TraceGains? Richard Ross on Panel at Food Safety Summit April 28th
The mission at TraceGains (www.TraceGains.com) is to protect the brand of food and beverage clients by eliminating problems before product is shipped to the customer. If a problem does occur this unique solution can minimize the brand damage by using patented recall trace-back and track-forward technologies. A recall alert can be initiated within minutes, reducing potentially bad news to one news cycle, and saving customers millions of dollars in long-term brand rehabilitation costs. The Recall Detective analyzes critical risk factors, going beyond material movement tracking; the Recall Minimizer provides instant multiple scenarios for reduced brand damage.
TraceGains will showcase these critical technology solutions in Booth 318, at the Food Safety Summit, April 27 – 29, 2009 in Washington, D.C. The Food Safety Summit is the largest and most established food safety and defense exposition in North America. It features a full program of intensive educational seminars, workshops networking events and a large trade show exhibition.
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Tracegains to Attend the Northwest Food Manufacturing & Packaging Convention and Exposition
The NW Food Manufacturing & Packaging Convention & Exposition will be held January 19 – 21, 2009 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon. The Convention & Expo is held annually in Portland and attracts almost 4,000 food processing industry professionals from across the country. In addition to featuring over 450 exhibitor booths, the event offers industry-relevant education sessions with information and interesting speakers to encourage a broad-based attendance by food processor company personnel.
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