Early warning tools and systems for emerging issues in food safety – FAO Technical background
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has published the “Early warning tools and systems for emerging issues in food safety” report.
The technical report raises awareness of evidence-based innovative digital tools, providing essential background information to support their proactive use in food safety.
Early warning (EW) systems play a crucial role in mitigating food safety risks. Recognizing the importance of timely identification, national and international authorities now prioritize proactive systems.
Modern technologies, fueled by real-time data and advancements in AI and machine learning, offer tested digital tools for effective food safety early warning.
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