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MONDAY, 10 NOVEMBER 2014
11:00 - 12:20 Opening Session
  Opening Addresses
Z. Ye
China
Application of nuclear technology in research on agrifood safety and authenticity in China
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D. Prater
USA
Importance of food safety and quality standards in international trade of food and feed commodities

R. Van Gorcom
The Netherlands
Food integrity, how to guarantee the safety and authenticity of our food in a society where the consumer requires a zero-risk (including the role of reference laboratories)

K. Miyagishima
WHO
International efforts to improve food safety
 
14:00 - 18:30 SESSION 1: Food Analysis & Food Control Systems
  Chairperson: P. Brereton, UK
  C. Elliott
UK
The Elliott Review into the integrity and assurance of food supply networks
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  J. Keogh
Canada
Transparency in the global food supply chain
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  G. Dervilly-Pinel
France
Implementation of predictive models based on metabolomics-derived biomarkers
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  A. Ben Mansour
Tunisia
Disposition of 14C-flumequine in Sea Bream (Sparus Auratus) after a single intraperitoneal administration
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  T. Trtić-Petrović
Serbia
Sample preparation techniques based on extraction for analysis of pesticides in food samples
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  V. Demin
Russian Federation
Nuclear-physical methods for detecting pollutants and microelements in food
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M. Zayats
Belarus
Novel method of determination of pesticides in rapeseed oil based on dissociation extraction in water-free medium followed by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
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  R. Fernando
Sri Lanka
Determination of nitrofuran metabolites in shrimp muscle tissue by liquid chromatography - photo diode array detection
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  M. Ginovska
Macedonia
Establishing laboratory for detection of irradiated food in Republic of Macedonia
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L. Tölgyesi
Germany
Minimizing matrix effects in multi-residue pesticide analysis using a new sensitivity-enhanced triple quadrupole instrument in combination with extensive sample dilution
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  A. de Melo Ferreira
Brazil
Database of radionuclide levels in typical Latin American foods
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TUESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2014
08:30-12:40 SESSION 2: Food Forensics
  Chairperson:
C. Elliott, UK
  P. Brereton
UK
The concept of food integrity: what does it mean and what are the scientific challenges that it poses?
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  T. Prohaska
Austria
Challenges in food provenance by multi - level elemental and isotopic fingerprint methods
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  D. Valchev
Bulgaria
Terahertz based automated food analysis
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  D. Singh
India
Traceability of rice and wheat to ensure their quality using molecular and isotopic techniques
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  B. Schuetz
Germany
Food analysis to check quality, safety and authenticity by full-automated 1H-NMR
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  M. Rosner
Germany
The use of strontium isotope compositions (87Sr/86Sr) for food provenancing
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  S. Walker
Australia
Food authentication and traceability: an Asian and Australian perspective
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  R. Frew
IAEA
Stable isotope deltas - nature’s own traceability system for verifying food authenticity
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  N. Dordevic
Italy
Climatic and geographical dependence of H, C and O stable isotope ratios of Italian wine
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  J. Riener
Germany
Modern mass spec tools for food profiling to ensure authenticity and quality
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14:00-18:30 SESSION 3: Food Irradiation and Processing
  Chairperson:
S. Pillai, USA
  M. Lacroix
Canada
Overview of applications of radiation processing in combination with conventional treatments to assure food safety
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  G. Hallman
IAEA
Research needs for phytosanitary irradiation
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  C. Horak
Argentina
Highly nutritive and safe bread for people suffering alimentary emergencies
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  F. Kuntz
France
Improvement of EPR spectrometer sensitivity and its implication on detection of irradiated food products and dosimetry
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  C. Mohacsi-Farkas
Hungary
Use of irradiation to provide wider selection of foods for immuno-compromised patients
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  K. Sliter
USA
USDA experience with irradiation as a quarantine treatment
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I. Ihsanullah
Pakistan
Current activities of food irradiation as sanitary and phytosanitary treatment in Asia and the Pacific region and its comparison with advanced countries
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  Z. De Guzman
Philippines
Radiation inactivation of microbes in fresh vegetables
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S. Shayanfar
USA
Quantitative microbial risk assessment to accelerate adoption of electron beam technologies for fresh produce safety and quality in the United States
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  S. Coulon
European Commission (DG SANCO)
Food irradiation within the EU
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WEDNESDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2014
09:00-15:30 SESSION 4: Emerging Issues
  Chairpersons:
A. Ambrus, Hungary
  R. Patel
UK
Chemical contaminants in food: current and future challenges
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  T. Kuhn
Austria
Contaminants from natural and food processing sources
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  J-W. Kwon
Korea, R.O.
Fate study of veterinary drugs for fish in the aquatic system
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  M. Cesio
Uruguay
Pesticide residues analysis in bee products: a useful tool to assess food safety and agro-ecosystems sustainability
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  K. Satpathy
India
Concentration of heavy metals in the food chain components of the nearshore coastal waters of Kalpakkam, south east coast of India
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  R. Gupta
India
Effect of heavy metals on the various bio-molecules contents in Indian major crops
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  J. Al-Tuweity
Yemen
Natural radioactivity of some fertilizers in Yemeni's farms
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  M. Mathole
South Africa
Prevalence, serotypes and antimicrobial resistance profiles of Salmonella among pigs, chickens and goats in South Africa
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15:30-18:30 SESSION 5: Food and Feed Safety - Risk Based Monitoring
  Chairpersons:
A. Bruno, FAO
  J. de Jong
Netherlands
Improving safety in the food production chain through risk-based monitoring of feed
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  F. Verstraete
European Commission (DG SANCO)
Ensuring safety of food as regards chemical contaminants through regulation and control
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  D. Battaglia
FAO
Feed safety, an overview and the FAO programme for capacity development
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A. Canella Avelar
Brazil
Detecting fraud in indigenous cattle feed and supplements by nuclear techniques: phosphate hazardous profile assessed by neutron activation analysis as unique fingerprint
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M. Nakibuuka
Uganda
Assessment of mycotoxins levels in food and animal feeds using ELISA and HPLC: case study of Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS)
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  J. Lee
UK
Accurate quantification of regulated mycotoxins by UHPLC-MS/MS and screening for 200+ mycotoxins in food and feed
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THURSDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2014
09:00-13:00 SESSION 6: Enhancing International Trade
  Chairpersons:
D. Prater, USA
  N. Gras
Chile
Food safety standards and consumer confidence: are we on the right direction?
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  E. Mitema
Kenya
Risk assessment of veterinary drug residues in edible animal food: role of international agencies
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  J. McEvoy
European Commission (FVO)
Residue monitoring in food: EU expectations from trading partners
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  A. Bruno
FAO
International Standards: the work of the Codex Alimentarius Commission
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  K. Sobiech-Matura
European Commission
Radioactivity monitoring in food and feed - current status in the European Union countries
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H. Heinzen
Uruguay
Method development of pesticide residues analysis in Herbs, to support regulatory aspects of food safety and public health in the MERCOSUR countries
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14:30-16:30 SESSION 7: Developing Country Challenges
  Chairpersons:
R. Clarke, FAO
  P. Young
UK
Food safety capacity building - the role of public private partnerships in this shared responsibility
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A. Montes-Niño
Brazil
Export requirement challenges for third countries to attend Russia and European Union requirements with respect of certain veterinary drug residues in animal products
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  G. Onen
Uganda
Challenges and benefits of international food safety guidelines, standards and regulations: the Uganda case
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  A. Kileo
Tanzania
The role of nuclear science and technology in achieving sustainable agricultural development for developing countries
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A. Sako
Burkina Faso
Prevalence of mycotoxins and pesticide residues in food and environment in Burkina Faso from 2012 to 2013: case rice, wheat, flour, fruits, vegetables, soils and water
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09:00-11:00 CLOSING SESSION:
  Chair’s closing statement
Z. Ye, China
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SATELLITE EVENT PRESENTATIONS
  Opening remarks
A. Cannavan
  Improving food safety globally: the role of FAO
R. Clarke
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  The role of national food safety agencies in the food supply chain
N.Gras
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  Food control systems: the EU approach
I. Fierros
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  Overview of the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed in the EU
J.Mc Evoy
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  Pre-marketing control of fresh fruits and vegetables to assure compliance with the buyers specifications
A. Ambrus
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  Food Safety Initiative for capacity building
P. Young
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  Capacity Building: Past Experiences and Lessons learnt
R. Patel
  Relevance of Quality Data in Defensive Decision Making in Risk Assessment of Chemical Residues in Food of Animal Origin
E. Mitema
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  UNIDO’s food safety approach and experiences
B. Calzadilla-Sarmiento
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  The role of the analytical laboratory in the farm to fork chain
J.Guerrero Dallos
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  Ensuring Sustainability of Laboratory Services for Food Quality Monitoring in Sri Lanka
P. Abeyanake
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  CAC/GL 71-2009. Guidelines for the Design and Implementation of National Regulatory Food Safety Assurance Programmes Associated with the Use of Veterinary Drugs in Food Producing Animals
A. Montes
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