When your company’s reputation for all-natural, premium-quality products is 100 years old and the nation’s top chefs comprise your major market, each day’s production has a rather high bar to meet. Mike Satzow, the third-generation
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Heidi Parsons
Heidi Parsons is a Chicago-based writer and editor for print and online media. As a freelancer, she has written topical feature articles for National Provisioner, Prepared Foods, Brand Packaging, and Meat & Poultry Magazine, and served as a proofreader/copy editor for Food Safety Magazine, Organic Processing Magazine, Police K-9 Magazine, and the Meat Industry Hall of Fame website. During her 25-plus-year career, she has served on the editorial staffs of several business-to-business publications, including Packaging Strategies, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Food Processing, Meat Processing, Poultry Processing, and Quick Frozen Foods. In addition, she has worked as a writer/editor for the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology (a nonprofit technical society), Columbia University’s Office of University Publications, and Gibbs & Soell Public Relations.
Outside the journalistic arena, Ms. Parsons currently serves as a supportive living assistant to developmentally disabled teens and their families, and has seven years of experience teaching elementary school in the U.S. and Kenya. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Communications from Cleveland State University and a master’s degree in Elementary Education from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Antimicrobial Umbrella Helps Deli Supplier Walk Food Safety Tightrope
In the decade since the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued 9 CFR Part 430, “Control of Listeria monocytogenes in Ready-to-Eat (RTE) Meat and Poultry Products; Final Rule”, concern over L. monocytogenes contamination…
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