Food Safety Talk 211: Sounds Like Darth Vader

from Food Safety Talk · host Ben Chapman

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The guys start the show talking about electric bikes, foot pain and backyard (and front yard) chickens. The conversation goes to FoodNet statistics and how COVID-19 might impact foodborne illness tracking, reporting and recalls. In the second half of the episode Don and Ben are joined by Gordon Hayburn of Trophy Foods and Andrew Clarke from Loblaws (briefly) to talk about inspections, virtual audits. The show ends on a discussion of Gordon's experiences in managing COVID-19 issues as a food manufacturer.

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