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La agenda de la Cumbre sobre Inocuidad Alimentaria es convincente, con muchas voces y perspectivas nuevas

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By Mitzi D. Baum
| Espanol News
–– OPINIÓN – By Mitzi Baum, M.Sc., directora ejecutiva, Stop Foodborne Illness (STOP) El tiempo y el dinero son dos bienes finitos. Ambos se consideran valiosos y en el mundo de las organizaciones sin fines de lucro existen dos reglas estrictas sobre ambos: (1) se necesita tiempo para recaudar dinero y (2) no desperdiciar dinero ni tiempo en objetivos poco realistas.
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Food Safety Summit agenda is compelling, with many new voices and perspectives

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By Mitzi D. Baum
| Food Safety News Verified
–– OPINION — By Mitzi Baum, M.Sc., CEO, Stop Foodborne Illness (STOP) Time and money are two finite commodities. Both are considered precious and in the world of non-profit organizations there are two steadfast rules about both: (1) it takes time to raise money and (2) don’t waste money or time on unrealistic pursuits. As the leader of a national public health non-profit, neither time nor money is wasted when attending the Food Safety Summit.
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Cracking the cronobacter case

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By Mitzi D. Baum
| Food Safety News Verified
This column was first published by Q/A and is reprinted here with permission of the author and Q/A. By Mitzi Baum At Stop Foodborne Illness (STOP), we are dedicated to creating effective food safety policy and educating consumers to further protect themselves from risk of foodborne illness. With nearly three decades of professional food safety industry experience, I’ve learned that the path to success isn’t measured in miles, it’s measured in inches.
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