🚨 Thank you to AUSVEG Australian Grower magazine for featuring the Horticulture Food Safety Initiative (HSFI) in the latest edition, out now.
The goal of the FPSC led HFSI is to elevate food safety standards, helping growers comply with new PPP standards and building long-term food safety capacity and capability through research, training, and collaboration. Read the latest edition here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gHH7UkHU
💡 Key Highlights:
✅ Helping growers meet new Primary Production & Processing (PPP) standards for melons, berries, and leafy vegetables
✅ Community of Practice (COP) – 80+ industry leaders collaborating on food safety solutions
✅ FREE Resources to help growers implement best practices including the Guidelines for Fresh Produce Food Safety, Grower Guides (available in 6 languages) & Factsheets
✅ Need support? Our Fresh Produce Food Safety Helpdesk offers technical assistance via online chat, email, and hotline and is 100% FREE!
🟢 Join us at the International Fresh Produce Safety Symposium (#IFPSS25) in Sydney on 29-30 July 2025 for insights into food safety innovations.
🟢 Learn more & access resources: fpsc-anz.com
🟢 Get in touch: helpdesk@fpsc-anz.com
🟢 Let’s work together to build a safer, stronger fresh produce industry 🍏🥬
#FoodSafety #Horticulture #FreshProduce #FPSC #IFPSS25
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The Horticulture Food Safety Initiative is funded through Hort Innovation Frontiers, with co-investment from FPSC-ANZ; University of Sydney; NSW Department of Primary Industries; Agriculture Victoria; South Australia Health; Coles; Zespri International; New Zealand Food Safety Science & Research Centre; Vegetable Research and Innovation Board; Hort NZ and in-kind contributions from University of Sydney; Food Standards Australia & New Zealand (FSANZ); Centre for Produce Safety (USA); New Zealand Food Safety Science & Research Centre (NZFSSRC); Agriculture Victoria; NZ Food Safety (MPI (Ministry for Primary Industries)); Zespri International; NZ Vegetable Industry Research Board; AUSVEG; and Berries Australia, and contributions from the Australian Government.
📗 The autumn edition of the 2025 Australian Grower magazine is now available.
Stay up to date on the latest research, events, and insights across the vegetable, potato, and onion growing industries.
This quarter's edition's cover story focuses on the next generation of vegetable education, and also includes features on:
🌱Leafy vegetable food safety
🌱Tomato potato psyllid management
🌱Herbicide resistant ryegrass trials
Head to our website to download the latest edition 👉 https://lnkd.in/gE_c36FB
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