ARTICLES BY SAM LEWIS

  • 8/4/2015

    What was most important to our readers in July? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most-popular articles that appeared on Food Online.

  • 7/6/2015

    For food manufacturers and processors, product recalls, problems with inventory, and other supply chain mishaps are an absolute nightmare. These misfortunes lead to lost revenue, present a threat to a company’s financial value, endanger consumers, and negatively impact your customers’ loyalty to your brand. Fortunately, by implementing serialization solutions, food companies can quickly and intelligently respond to these adversities.

  • 6/22/2015

    When the phrase “electronic traceability solution” is spoken in the food industry, some other phrases might instantly come to mind: “From farm/factory to fork,” “from harvest to table,” or “from plant to plate.” These phrases offer comfort that every food product that is tracked and traced is safe, and if a contamination event were to happen, the food would never reach the consumer. However, as we all know, even with the best prevention methods and traceability solutions in place, contaminations still occur.

  • 6/10/2015

    There is no doubt about it; it is getting more and more difficult to be a successful food processor or manufacturer. The supply chain continues to grow and become more complex, food safety regulations across the globe are becoming increasingly stringent, consumer preferences are constantly evolving, and the food industry’s workforce seems to be continuously changing. All of these trials amplify the importance of managing risks, keeping the public safe, and maintaining consumer loyalty to your brand. So, what can you do to manage this incessantly-growing number of risks?

  • 6/9/2015

    What was most important to our readers in May? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most-popular articles that appeared on Food Online.

  • 5/28/2015

    As the complexity and global nature of the food supply chain continues to grow, so does the number of food product recalls.

  • 3/18/2015

    Recent research from Kansas State University explores five factors that have major financial implications for companies enduring meat and poultry recalls.

  • 2/12/2015

    Dependability, efficiency, flexibility, and simplicity are all key factors to consider when choosing bagging operations for your food-production facility. The right solution for your company should include all these factors and give back top-notch results on your investment.

  • 2/11/2015

    As the food industry continues its on-going expansion on the global level, the need to be able to track every aspect of the supply chain, internally and externally, is growing right alongside it.

  • 2/3/2015

    Typically, X-Ray inspection and metal detectors are most-frequently used to detect foreign objects in food production and packaging. But, what things should be considered when deciding to implement a new detection system at your facility?

Sam Lewis

Sam Lewis

Sam Lewis is the editor of Food Online and serves as a liaison for the publication’s readers. Sam writes, and edits contributed articles, about nearly every aspect of the food manufacturing industry — from new, innovative technologies and techniques in manufacturing and processing, product and packaging inspection, the cold chain and traceability, to the latest domestic and global food safety initiatives and guidelines. Additionally, Sam manages Food Online’s social media outlets.