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Food Safety AllianceSchool of Chemical Engineering at The University of AdelaideandFood Safety Research, SARDI, Primary Industries and Resources SA, AustraliaA Food Safety Alliance exists between SARDI Food Safety Research and the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of Adelaide. This provides expertise and experience in specialist risk assessment and food safety research capability that is applicable to all commodities and industry sectors. Resources and CollaborationsThe alliance provides access to laboratory support for microbial and chemical food borne hazards for basic and applied Research and Development. Close liaison with industry is a component of alliance projects. The food safety alliance builds capability through supervising postgraduate research. It aims to help underpin economic development of food industries by supporting:
Principal Contacts:
Overview of Selected Capabilities and Industry OutcomesRisk ProfilingIdentification of hazards across the supply chain and ranking of hazard-product combinations in terms of risk. Upgrading of risk profiling tools. Projects completed for national red meat (MLA) and egg industries (AECL) Quantitative Risk AssessmentUse of stochastic modelling and predictive microbiology to develop quantitative risk assessment models. Project completed for Salmonella:eggs (AECL) Standards SettingProvision of data for consumer intake modelling to support advisory statements and standards development (FSANZ) and development of pre-harvest food safety systems for pork and red meat (APL, MLA). Food Processing PerformanceEvaluation of food processing procedures. Projects completed for pork (APL) and Prawns (FRDC) Predictive ModelsDevelop predictive models for food-borne hazards. Projects underway for eggs (AECL) and Southern Bluefin Tuna (Aquafin CRC) Industry BenchmarkingProvision of robust baseline studies to assist export market access negotiations and identify areas for improvement for pork (APL), game meat, chicken meat, prawns (FRDC), Tuna (CRC Aquafin) and Yellowtail Kingfish (FRDC)
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