Food Fraud Information Sources Compared (Databases, Newsletters, Government Portals)
Food Fraud Information Sources Compared (Databases, Newsletters, Government Portals)
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Many new paying subscribers to The Rotten Apple are here because of a major change to the Food Fraud Risk Information Database on Trello (learn more about that change here). So with that in mind, I thought it would be helpful to compare the various sources of food fraud information that are available to food professionals.
In this post, you will find sources for food fraud information, plus the advantages and disadvantages of each. No tables, I’m afraid: the software I use for this publication does not support tabular formats, so the data is presented as a list. You can jump to the relevant heading using the table of contents.
Table of Contents
Commercial Food Fraud Databases (paid)
Food Forensics RISK newsletter
Free Food Fraud Risk Information Database (hosted on Trello)
Free USA food fraud and food defence databases
Government Alert Systems for Food Safety - RASFF and FDA
Food Authenticity Network Newsletter
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