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Do you have workers who may have a grudge? Think like an individual that would like to harm your operation.
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Carol Lorenzen Ph.D. Mary K. Hendrickson Ph.D. Bob Weaber Ph.D.
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Vulnerability Assessment Countermeasure Development Writing a Food Defense Plan Developing a Response Plan
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Safest in the world? Recalls Spinach Tomatoes Peanut butter Melamine
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The U.S. government has declared the food and agriculture sector to be one of 17 critical national infrastructures vulnerable to intentional attack.
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Missouri ranks 2 nd in the nation for number of farms Missouri ranks 6th in number of food processors Missouri ranks 14 th in restaurant sales
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1. Intentional delivery of a harmful biological or chemical agent to the food supply system could cause: Physical harm (illness or mortality) Economic disruption Direct Indirect International Political unrest Psychological harm –loss of confidence in food supply
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Contaminated Wheat Gluten pet food Cats and dogs fall ill and some die Massive recall of pet food Contamination was intentional Waste pet food fed to hogs in 7 states 56,000 hogs quarantined
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Stinson et al., 2008
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Develop a Food Defense Plan Determine Vulnerability Develop Countermeasures Write a Defense Plan Prepare a Response Plan
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