Integrating Cannabis into The World of Food Safety with Rick Biros | Episode 37
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In this episode, your hosts Matt and Francine sit down with Rick Biros, a prominent figure in the food safety industry and organizer of the Food Safety Consortium.
Get ready for an informative and thought-provoking food safety talk as they explore the rich history of the Food Safety Consortium and its impact on the field. They also tackle the intriguing topic of integrating cannabis into the world of food safety—a fascinating subject that's gaining increasing importance.
Throughout the conversation, our experts delve into the meaning and significance of 'trust' in the context of food safety. Discover how trust plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of consumers.
Join Matt and Francine for an engaging conversation covering the history of this food safety industry institution, the integration of cannabis into the world of food safety, and the meaning of 'trust' as it relates to food safety.
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