Authors: Bill Harrison Adam Nisenson Steve Kluting

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One important aspect of managing risks in the food supply chain is addressing the potential for recalls or contamination claims. When such incidents occur, it becomes necessary to identify the source of the issue and take appropriate action to rectify the situation. This action often involves pursuing the ingredient suppliers that may have played a role in the incident. It's crucial for companies to develop effective strategies to address and mitigate risks in the food supply chain.

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