Early warning in food safety

Early warning system based on structured monitoring of official alerts and notifications

Need to anticipate food safety alerts

Companies in the food and beverage industry and distribution sector must continuously manage food safety alerts and incidents occurring at national and international level.

The high frequency of notifications, their diversity (products, hazards, countries of origin) and the speed at which they occur make it difficult to identify relevant signals for each company’s activity at an early stage. Having structured and prioritised information on a daily basis is key to anticipating potential impacts and strengthening control systems before risks materialise internally and trigger an alert or crisis situation.

Our solution

Daily and structured monitoring

AINIA’s early warning food safety service is based on the daily, systematic and structured monitoring of food alerts, incidents and official notifications from international reference systems, such as RASFF.

Technical analysis

Technical analysis makes it possible to identify notifications that reveal the emergence of new risks associated with specific products or hazards, as well as unusual increases in certain types of notification.

Filtered and contextualised information

For risk characterisation, information from different sources is collected and cross-checked (e.g. official notifications, technical publications, sector alerts, news and other relevant studies).

SEALI Hub

The service is delivered through our SEALI Hub business platform , AINIA’s solution specifically designed to provide, among other services, this type of structured external food safety monitoring.

Centralisation and prioritisation

Through SEALI Hub, the daily monitoring of relevant international alerts and notifications is centralised, applying technical criteria for analysis and prioritisation.

Early signals for companies

SEALI Hub translates the available information into understandable early signals that can be directly used by companies within their food safety management systems.

Applications

Impact and benefits

Use case

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Roberto Ortuño
Head of Food Safety

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