Food Safety: Feedback from breakout session to plenary
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The breakout session at the 2013 Food Safety Science Forum discussed advancements in food safety science and emerging technologies like bioinformatics and aflasafe. It highlighted the need to address knowledge gaps in food safety, particularly in developing countries, and emphasized integrated approaches for collaboration between agricultural research and health communities. Innovative strategies for improving health outcomes through agriculture were also explored, including risk analysis and incentive-based behavior change.
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Food Safety: Feedback from breakout session to plenary
- 1. Breakout Session 4 on Food Safety Science Forum 2013 Nutrition and health outcomes: targets for agricultural research, 23‒25 September 2013, Bonn, Germany
- 2. Recent progress on food safety • Rapidly advancing science (bioinformatics, genomics, diagnostics, transgenics etc) • Exciting new technologies (e.g. aflasafe) • Risk analysis • Integrated approaches and innovation platforms
- 3. Knowledge gaps on food safety • Impacts of FBD and cost effective solutions in poor countries – Diagnostics and methods • Models for governance of food safety in informal markets and for subsistence food • Foresight – dynamics of food safety in developing countries in 10 years • Links between food safety and nutrition • Methods for up and out scaling
- 4. Partnerships for food safety outcomes • Ag research needs to partner with health community; OneHealth a good example • Linking with food safety agencies • NASFAM – exporting groundnuts from Malawi (up and across chains)
- 5. Innovative approaches for ag to deliver health outcomes • Risk analysis • Incentive-based behaviour change • Leveraging new technologies – biocontrol, transgenics .. • Integrated strategies