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Issue Number: Council III 006
Issue History
This is a brand new Issue.
Title
MOFSC 4- Recreate the Mail Order Food Safety Committee at the 2020 Biennial
Issue you would like the Conference to consider
Re-create this committee at the 2020 biennial meeting to update and evaluate the Guidance Document for Mail Order Food Companies (attached to Report- Mail Order Foods Safety Committee (MOFSC) and report back findings at the 2022 Biennial Meeting.
Public Health Significance
As this industry becomes more popular and companies begin to gravitate towards shipping more perishable foods directly to the consumer rather than selling at retail locations, this guidance document may need to be updated to reflect current trends in this industry.
Recommended Solution: The Conference recommends...
that the Mail Order Food Safety Committee be re-created at the 2020 Biennial Meeting to re-evaluate the CFP document titled Guidance Document for Mail Order Food Companies and report back their findings at the 2022 biennial meeting.
Submitter Information 1
| Name | Christine Applewhite, Chair |
| Organization | Mail Order Foods Safety Committee |
| Address |
Connecticut Department of Public Health 410 Capitol Avenue, MS# 11 FDP Hartford, CT 06134 |
| Telephone | 860-509-7297 |
| christine.applewhite@ct.gov |
Submitter Information 2
| Name | Christina Bongo-Box, Vice chair |
| Organization | Mail Order Foods Safety Committee |
| Address |
Little Caesar Enterprises, Inc 2211 Woodward Avenue Detroit, MI 48201 |
| Telephone | (502) 594-5914 |
| Christina.Bongo-Box@LCEcorp.com |
