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History and future of TTI & RFID Traceability, Safety and Shelf Life Dr. Ted Labuza tplabuza@umn.edu Industrials Paint Adhesives Solder Paste Blood, Vaccine, Pharma, DoD Meals Ready to Eat, Film Fish, Deli, Coffee, Wine, Dairy, Cut Salad, Organics
What do we want to do now and in the future (Traceability) ? • Get the location of a lot of food in the distribution chain in case of an event (recall or bioterror event) ? • Where did ingredients come from? • What about the ingredients in ingredients? • What line, batch #, date, time was it made on? • What is the shelf life left of the product? • Is the food safe when we eat it, either by sensing agents or by modeling? ISO 9000-2000 Clause 3.5.4 Traceability is the ability to trace the history or location of what is under consideration
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FISH SENSORY TEST : NON -ISOTHERMAL
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% Life Consumed TTI Center Box TTI
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Reduction in illness using LSFO 0.5
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Other chemical TTI vendors • Bioe
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Data loggers • Reusable • $10-$
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Time temperature History 8 7 6 5 4
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iButton • Thermistor (-40 °C to
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Many other companies • 3M Chile
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Other driving forces • Traceabili
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Bioterror • Intentional delivery
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Regs under Biosecurity Act • Regi
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5 day Lettuce orders Goes to > 1000
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EU Requirement 178/2002 Article 18
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Drivers • Recalls - Majority are
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Days Time to Event 99% stopped 1st
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EU labeling initiative 2003 • EU
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Drivers • Country of Origin Label
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Cool Record keeping http://www.ams.
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Economics • Retail shrink ~ 2.3%
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Consumer Open Dating Survey http://
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Listeria monocytogenes • Major co
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USDA -FSIS 1998 Guidance for Beef G
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1. What are the scientific paramete
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CFU critical Microbial Life cycle s
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Clostridium botulinum fish study (G
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Log TTD vs temperature Time to dete
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Electronic “Smart Labels” for T
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Achieving RFID Traceability • Tag
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Electronic TTI solutions and proble
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Micro-electronic TTI tag vendors
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End points • Color change • Lig
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Critical Factors - technology • C
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Traceability concerns • 4th amend
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