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1. www.foodincanada.com › food-safety › comparison-ofComparison of Canada’s food safety regulations with other ...

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   Mar 26, 2021 · The Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, with the financial support of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is proudly releasing a comparative study between Canada’s food safety regulations with those from around the industrialized world.

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2. inspection.canada.ca › en › food-safety-industryUnderstanding the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations : A ...

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   By consolidating 14 sets of existing food regulations into a single set of regulations, the SFCR. improves consistency of rules across all types of foods, and between food businesses. reduces administrative burden, and. enables food businesses to be innovative through outcome-based provisions.

3. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleConsumer insights on Canada's food safety and food risk ...

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   Dec 1, 2020 · Results show Canadians are mostly satisfied with the food safety system and trust the organizations involved, but have concerns about public communication of food risks and a lack of overall transparency.

   • Author: Chelsea Sutherland, Cassidy Sim, Savannah Gleim, Stuart J. Smyth

   • Publish Year: 2020

4. www.fooddocs.com › post › food-safety-standardsFood Safety Standards: A Comparison of USA, UK, Canada, and ...

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   FoodDocs' food safety management software can your team comply with food safety standards whether you're located in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, or Australia! WHAT WE'LL COVER: What are food safety standards?

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5. www.food-safety.com › articles › 6358-safe-food-forSafe Food for Canadians Act Regulations: An Overview

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   Oct 15, 2019 · A review of the new Canadian food safety regulations and comparison with the previous food safety regulations indicated three major changes: 1. Licensing 2. Preventive Controls 3. Traceability

6. cdn.dal.ca › content › damA Comparative Study of Canadian and International Food Safety ...

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   In January 2019, the Safe Food for Canadians Act/Safe Food for Canadians Regulations ( heretofore identified as SFCR ) came into force across Canada, and brought a more streamlined process to food safety practice in Canada.

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   Are Canadians satisfied with the food safety system?

   • Results show Canadians are mostly satisfied with the food safety system and trust the organizations involved, but have concerns about public communication of food risks and a lack of overall transparency. 1. Introduction Canada is highly regarded for its national food safety system.

   Consumer insights on Canada's food safety and food risk assessment

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   Are there food safety regulations in Canada?

   • For instance, in Canada, there were comprehensive food safety regulations in existence prior to the Safe Food for Canadian Act (SFCA) and its associated regulations (SFCRs).

   Safe Food for Canadians Act Regulations: An Overview

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   How safe is Canada's food system?

   • Canada received a superior ranking for its national capacity to respond to food safety emergencies and for its response to food safety recalls. Likewise, 67% of Canadians who believe food is safer today than five years ago reveal that confidence in Canada's food system is increasing as a whole [ 1 ].

   Consumer insights on Canada's food safety and food risk assessment

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   How will Canada's New food safety rules affect consumers?

   • Consumers benefit from: The new rules are consistent with international food safety standards, and will strengthen Canada's food safety system, enable industry to innovate, and create greater market access opportunities for Canadian food products exported abroad.

   What the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations mean for consumers

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   Do Canadians trust the food safety system?

   • Results show Canadians have confidence in the food safety system. Overall, trust in members of the food supply chain is high. Consumers assume low responsibility for food safety. Canadians desire improvements in communication of food risk information. Canada is regarded as having one of the best food safety and risk assessment systems in the world.

   Consumer insights on Canada's food safety and food risk assessment

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   When will the safe food for Canadians regulations (sfcr) be reviewed?

   • This report is intended to identify emerging trends that should be taken into account when the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR), which came into force in January 2019, are reviewed over the next few years.

   Comparison of Canada's food safety regulations with other countries

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8. inspection.canada.ca › food-safety › consumersWhat the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations mean for ...

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   The new rules are consistent with international food safety standards, and will strengthen Canada's food safety system, enable industry to innovate, and create greater market access opportunities for Canadian food products exported abroad.