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Iafp 2020 Program Book IAFP2020 A VIRTUAl ANNUAL meeting October 26-28 IAFP 2020 PROGRAM BOOK 2900 100th Street, Suite 309 FOODPROTECTION.ORG Des Moines, Iowa 50322-3855, USA 1 515.276.3344 | Fax +1 515.276.8655 (11/12/20 v8) Proactive and preventive. Enhance food safety and quality through environmental monitoring. Help reduce the risk of recalls, extend product shelf life, streamline production and increase customer satisfaction. 3M provides a comprehensive offering of environmental monitoring solutions, education materials and best practice guides. Enhanced environmental monitoring for: • Indicator organisms • Pathogens • Spoilage organisms • Allergens • Hygiene monitoring Solutions, expertise and education to fit your needs and protect your business. Improve your process at 3M.com/EnvironmentalSolutions. Visit the 3M booth at the IAFP virtual show! © 3M 2020. All rights reserved. 3M is a trademark of 3M. QUENCH YOUR THIRST FOR FOOD SAFETY IN THE VALLEY OF THE SUN The Arizona sun will shine bright on attendees at the world’s leading food safety conference, where more than 3,800 food safety professionals will soak up unlimited rays of knowledge in Phoenix throughout hundreds of informative symposia, roundtables, and technical presentations. Our Professional Development Group meetings provide additional opportunities to bask in the heat wave of food safety. For more information, go to foodprotection.org 2900 100th Street, Suite 309 Des Moines, Iowa 50322-3855, USA +1 515.276.3344 | Fax +1 515.276.8655 COMPLIANCE DOESN’T HAPPEN BY COINCIDENCE. Justin C. Corporate Account Manager bioMérieux RIEUX logo are used pending and/or registered trademarks belonging bioMérieux, to or one of its iomerieux-usa.com/patents • 100 Rodolphe Street • Durham, NC 27712 • USA Guaranteeing safe products and regulatory compliance requires constant vigilance. And in a dynamic food production environment, constant vigilance requires capable tools. From cutting-edge diagnostic instruments to expert consultation and validation services, bioMérieux equips your organization with the tools you need to deliver safe, high-quality products more efficiently—safeguarding both your brand reputation and your bottom line. Learn more at biomerieux-usa.com subsidiaries, or one of its companies • Patents: www.b ©2020 bioMérieux, Inc. • BIOMÉRIEUX and the BIOMÉ biomerieux-usa.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome from the Executive Board ......................................................................... 3 Poster Sessions Program Committee ........................................................................................................5 Monday ..........................................................................................................................45 Tuesday..........................................................................................................................54 IAFP 2020 Schedule ........................................................................................................5 Wednesday ..................................................................................................................63 Schedule-at-a-Glance ...................................................................................................6 Affiliate Delegates...........................................................................................................71 Sponsors ..............................................................................................................................8 Affiliate Officers ..............................................................................................................72 General Sessions ..............................................................................................................9 About the Award Recipients ....................................................................................... 77 Exhibit Information ..........................................................................................................11 Exhibitors .........................................................................................................................107 Sustaining Members .................................................................................................... 12 Policy on Commercialism ..........................................................................................116 Ivan Parkin Lecture ........................................................................................................16 Ivan Parkin Lecture Abstract ......................................................................................17 JFP Awards .......................................................................................................................119 Program FPT Awards ....................................................................................................................... 121 Monday Morning .......................................................................................................19 60-, 50-, 40-, 30-, and 20-Year Members ....................................................... 125 Monday Afternoon ...................................................................................................22 Tuesday Morning ......................................................................................................28 Past Presidents .............................................................................................................126 IAFP Business Meeting .......................................................................................... 30 Tuesday Afternoon ....................................................................................................31 Past Annual Meetings and Locations ...................................................................127 Wednesday Morning ...............................................................................................38 Developing Scientist Competitors .........................................................................128 Wednesday Afternoon .............................................................................................41 John H. Silliker Lecture ................................................................................................37 Undergraduate Student Award Competitors ....................................................129 PROGRAM BOOK 1 IAFP’S EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FOOD SAFETY has been shaping the future of food safety since 2005, bringing together hundreds of food safety professionals from across Europe and around the world to exchange ideas and gain knowledge about the latest in developments and techniques in food science and safety. The 2021 Symposium includes a vast array of diverse topics and speakers for those working in industry, government and academia. Join us in Munich! MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT www.foodprotection.org 2 PROGRAM BOOK WELCOME FROM THE EXECUTIVE BOARD On behalf of the Executive Board, it is my pleasure to welcome you to IAFP 2020, A Virtual Annual Meeting. This year’s conference is a first in the Association’s 109-year history. Due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, the decision to go virtual in 2020 was one that was necessary to protect the health and safety of our Members and attendees – our highest priority. This option proved best in our commitment to go forth with holding an Annual Meeting on a different platform and continue providing the latest in food safety information and timely topics for our Members and attendees – despite a pandemic of epic proportion! Food safety is ongoing in today’s interconnected world. This meeting PRESIDENT will help you stay in touch with current and emerging issues, the latest PRESIDENT ELECT Kalmia Kniel science, and solutions to new and ongoing problems. And while networking Roger L. Cook University of Delaware this year will be done through a screen rather than in-person, we hope you New Zealand Food Safety continue to reach out to old friends and colleagues as well as extend a virtual hand to those developing scientists who are attending for the first time. The Executive Board offers a special thank you to Manpreet Singh, Program Committee Chair, and the entire Program Committee for organizing another exceptional lineup of symposia, roundtables, technical presentations, and posters – especially having to realign the program to best fit this year’s virtual platform! The added value with 2020’s virtual meeting is that registered attendees can take part in every recorded session, presentation, and lecture up to six months after the conclusion of the meeting. You won’t have to miss any part of this year’s event! We extend our sincere gratitude to our valued exhibitors, sponsors, and long-time attendees who continue to help us spread the food safety message, especially during this year of upheaval, with your ongoing and dedicated support. VICE PRESIDENT Whether you are a new Member, long-time Member, student Member, SECRETARY Ruth L. Petran or even a prospective Member, the Board eagerly welcomes you and encour- Michelle Danyluk Ecolab Inc. ages you to actively participate in IAFP 2020, A Virtual Annual Meeting. University of Florida Together, we will continue to Advance Food Safety Worldwide – safely and remotely in 2020! Kali Kniel IAFP President AFFILIATE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PAST PRESIDENT CHAIRPERSON David W. Tharp Timothy C. Jackson Maria Ma International Association Driscoll’s of the Americas Oklahoma State University for Food Protection PROGRAM BOOK 3
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