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Certified Food Scientists As/Of 08/26/2021 *Report Is Updated Once a Month* Certified Food Scientists as/of 08/26/2021 *Report is updated once a month* Name Company Job Title Country Nand Kiishor Abbi, CFS Ready Pac Foods Inc United States Husein Abdulhusein, CFS Derlea Brand Foods Inc Research and Development Manager Canada Carolina T. Abella, CFS Lawler Foods Ltd Director R&D Technical Services United States Austin Abessinio, CFS Reed Food Tech Inc Research Food Scientist/Technical Sales Mgr United States Dr Nissreen Abu-Ghannam, CFS Dublin Institute of Technology Sr Lecturer in Food Science Ireland Dr Adela Acosta, CFS Zamorano University Associate Professor/Meat Plant Technical Director and Manager Honduras Elizabeth Acton, CFS Eagle Family Foods Group LLC QA Regulatory Affairs Coordinator United States Animequom Aris Adams, CFS Dole Food Company Inc Manager Product Development United States Aubrey Adams, CFS Canada James R. Adams, CFS Tyson Foods, Inc R&D Prepared Foods Director United States Dr Catherine E. Adams Hutt, CFS Rdr Solutions Consulting LLC President United States Sam Adapa, CFS Safeway Inc United States Koushik Adhikari, CFS University of Georgia Associate Professor United States Evelyn Adilina, CFS Australia Juan C. Aguirre-Miranda, CFS, MS Gruma Corporation Sr Food Technologist United States Jason Agustin, CFS Newly Weds Foods Inc Canada Nancy Ahern, CFS California Department of Food and Agriculture Dairy Foods Specialist United States Tanveer Ahmad, CFS David's Cookies R&D QA Manager United States Janet L. Aho, CFS Mane USA VP, Regulatory Affairs & Product Safety - Flavors NOAM Region United States William R. Aimutis, CFS, MS North Carolina State University Research Fellow, Director United States Prof Casimir C Akoh, CFS University of Georgia Distinguished Researach Professor United States Robert S. Albert, CFS Sargento Foods Inc Senior Technology Principal United States Gerardo Albornoz, CFS McCormick & Company Incorporated Sr Chemist United States Matthew Ryan Albright, CFS Keystone Foods Sr. R&D Manager United States Hala Ali, CFS Dal Food Industries Co Food Research Scientist Sudan Clint Allred, CFS Oralx Corporation President United States Yousef Alsaadi, CFS Àbu Dhabi Food Control Authority Head of Special Microbiology Unit United Arab Emirates Page 1 of 49 Copyright 2021 by Institiute of Food Technologists (IFT). Reproduction without the express written consent of IFT is strictly prohibited. Certified Food Scientists as/of 08/26/2021 *Report is updated once a month* Name Company Job Title Country Melissa Althen, CFS Sunny Sky Products NA Ltd Sr Food Scientist United States Prof Rotimi Emmanuel Aluko, CFS University of Manitoba Professor Canada Aldez Alvarez, CFS Essential Flavours And Ingredients Pty Ltd Australia Eyda Maritza Alvarez, CFS Lindy's Homemade LLC United States Dr Stella Maris Alzamora, CFS University of Buenos Aires Professor ad Honorem Argentina Jose Gabriel Amoril, PhD, MS, CFS Ministry of Agriculture Livestock and Supplies Veterinary Officer (Retired) Brazil Donna E. Anderson, CFS Nestle Purina Petcare Director United States Kyle S. Anderson, CFS Anderson Food Resource Director of Research & Development United States Robert S. Anderson, CFS JM Smucker Company; The Senior Technologist United States Hector A. Andonie, CFS Laboratorios Andifar Finance Manager United States Sandra Linn Andrews, CFS Grand Rapids Community College Professor United States Anton Angelich, CFS Virginia Dare Extract Co Retired United States Dr Paul D. Angelino, CFS Bush Brothers & Co Supervisor, Manager, Senior Scientist United States Sonia Anticona, CFS AJE Group R&D Peru Nana Antwi, CFS The Coca-Cola Company Product Development Scientist United States Ilma Anwar, CFS California State University - Fresno United States Michael A. Aoun, CFS Steuben Foods Inc Senior Food Scientist United States Mylene Lising Apelo, CFS Herbalife International Inc Principal Scientist United States Dr Paulyn Appah, CFS Food Development Centre - Manitoba Sr Food Process Consultant Canada Kathy Arevalo, CFS Cert ID Solutions Technical Manager United States Lillian Armstrong, CFS Mrs Gerry's Kitchen Inc Technical Director United States Nidhi Arora, CFS LT Foods Americas Inc Product Development Manager India Bruce Edward Artman, CFS Bruce Artman Food & Nutrition Technical Consulting United States Dr Kayanush J. Aryana, CFS Louisiana State University Professor United States John K. Ashby, CFS California Natural Products GM United States Dr James D. Astwood, CFS Terviva SVP Products & Processing United States Joele Tsopkeng Atonfack, CFS Chapman University United States Page 2 of 49 Copyright 2021 by Institiute of Food Technologists (IFT). Reproduction without the express written consent of IFT is strictly prohibited. Certified Food Scientists as/of 08/26/2021 *Report is updated once a month* Name Company Job Title Country Isolde Aubuchon, CFS American Beverage Marketers Technical Director United States Thet Me Me Aung, CFS United States Aunchalee Aussanasuwannakul, CFS Kasetsart University Post-doctoral Researcher Thailand Rhonda Eileen Austin, CFS Newly Weds Foods Inc R&D Manager United States Roberto J. Avena-Bustillos, CFS USDA ARS Library, Research Food Technologist United States Bryan Aviles, CFS DDW The Color House Innovation Scientist United States Dr Ramesh Y. Avula, CFS International Flavors & Fragrances Product Development & Discovery United States Nicole Babb, CFS Turtle Island Foods Inc R&D Manager United States Tim Babcock, CFS United States Mary B. Bachman, CFS H&W Ingredients Technical Sales United States Naman B. Badheka, CFS Chapman University Sr QA Manager Canada Isaac Baek, CFS Dairyfood USA Inc Scientist United States Paula S. Bahr, CFS Dupont De Nemours Inc Food Scientist & Culinologist United States R. Hartford Bailey, CFS Mississippi State University Professor United States Daniel W. Bair, MS, CFS Publix Super Markets Inc Food Scientist United States Leah Baker, CFS United States Lois Baker, CFS Balchem Corporation Sr R&D Food Technologist United States Sujala Balaji, CFS Kosha Foods Canada Nandika Priyantha Bandara, CFS,PhD University of Manitoba Assistant Prof & Canada Research Chair in Fd Proteins & Bioproducts Canada Juan Carlos Banderas, CFS Focus Brands Inc VP Quality Assurance United States Christopher Dane Bando, CFS PepsiCo Inc R&D Associate Scientist United States Jonathan M. Baner, CFS PacMoore Products Inc Sr Technical Mgr Extrusion United States Mohit Bansal, CFS Harmless Harvest Inc Food Scientist United States Marcin Barczak, CFS Kitchen Partners Ltd Product Development Leader Canada Sharad P. Barlingay, CFS Tate & Lyle Head of Research & Development , QA India C.M. Barnes, CFS Gold Coast Ingredients Inc Technical Sales Rep United States Michael L. Barnes, CFS Sterling Foods II Inc Dir Corp Quality United States Page 3 of 49 Copyright 2021 by Institiute of Food Technologists (IFT). Reproduction without the express written consent of IFT is strictly prohibited. Certified Food Scientists as/of 08/26/2021 *Report is updated once a month* Name Company Job Title Country Donald R. Barnvos, CFS Barnvos Consulting Sr Director R&D/QA United States Dr Ata A.G. Baroudi, CFS Cheesecake Factory Inc VP Food Safety QA United States Christina Barsa, CFS Enzyme Development Corporation Technical Sales Representative United States Ivette A. Bassa, CFS Mondelez Intl VP United States Danielle Nicole Bauer, CFS Rich Products Corporation United States Susan Bautista, CFS Washington State Department of Agriculture Recall Coordinator United States Kirstin N. Beager, CFS E.A. Sween Company R&D Project Manager United States Caryl L. Beal, CFS Corbion Key Account Manager United States Robin L. Beane, CFS King Arthur Flour Company Inc Director of Quality Assurance and Safety United States Martin Gale Beard, CFS Schreiber Foods Inc US Food Safety & Quality Manager United States William A. Becht, CFS Dempsey Corporation VP Sales United States David Becker, CFS United States Gary T. Behie, CFS Hunter Walton & Co Inc Technical Sales Manager United States John Joseph Behrens, CFS PepsiCo Inc Assoc. Principal Scientist- Product Development United States Nadine R. Benn-Greaves, CFS Roberts Manufacturing Company Ltd Food Technologist Barbados Daniel Berg, CFS Eurofins SF Analytical Laboratories Sr. Client Program Development Manager United States Travis Bryan Berger, CFS Hummus Gourmet LLC Vice President of Supply Chain United States David A. Bernier, CFS Keurig Green Mountain Inc Director QA United States Trust Beta, CFS University of Manitoba Professor Canada Kanika Bhargava, CFS University of Central Oklahoma Associate Professor United States Dr Ajay Bhaskar, CFS Frito-Lay Inc R&D Director United States Tejas Bhatt, MS, CFS Walmart Inc Manager of Food Safety Programs United States Jessica Bickel, CFS J.M. Smucker Company Senior Technician United States Stephanie Lucia Bills, CFS Treehouse Foods Inc Sr Director of R&D United States Shweta Ashok Birwadkar, CFS Aryzta LLC Sr. Food Technologist United States Tayo Bisiolu, CFS Rich Products Corporation New Product Developer Mgr United States Amanda G Black, CFS Hero Nutritional Products LLC QC United States Page 4 of 49 Copyright 2021 by Institiute of Food Technologists (IFT). Reproduction without the express written consent of IFT is strictly prohibited. Certified Food Scientists as/of 08/26/2021 *Report is updated once a month* Name Company Job Title Country Jessica Blackford, CFS Cargill Inc Customer Innovation Team Leader United States Frances Kathleen Blalock, CFS Sun Orchard Inc QA Supervisor United States Brittany Blanco, CFS E & J Gallo Winery
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