First Annual CalFP Meeting
March 27 to 29, 2023
Thank you to everyone who attended our first annual meeting!
Your presence and participation made it a huge success. Looking forward to many more fruitful collaborations and discussions in the future!
Special thank you to all the sponsors!
Your contributions and exhibits added great value to the event and made it a memorable experience for all attendees. We appreciate your support and look forward to future collaborations!
Reconnecting Communities
Come be a part of CalFP history and join us for our first annual meeting as CalFP, which now covers the entire state and replaces the Southern California Association for Food Protection (SCAFP).
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Date: March 27 to 29, 2023
Location: Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science in Davis, CA.
Registration:
Online registration is closed
On-site registration will be available on Monday morning, 27 March 2023
Registration includes continental breakfast and lunch
For our first meeting, we are partnering with the Pacific Southwest Section of AOAC International to bring together food safety experts from academia, industry, and government. Invited speakers include:
Michelle Danyluk, University of Florida, President, International Association for Food Protection
David Schmidt, Executive Director, AOAC INTERNATIONAL
Natalie Krout-Greenberg, Director, Div. of Inspection Services, CDFA
Dr. Lisa Plemons, DVA, OARSA-CFSAN, Food & Drug Administration
In addition to the technical program, we will also have social events, including a welcome reception and tour of the UC Davis Beer, Wine and Olive Oil Laboratories (no extra charge).
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Tentative Program: http://www.psw-aoaci.org/assets/pdfs/2023/Program%202023.pdf
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We hope to see you there! We are working hard to make our first meeting a special one.
Olive Oil Demonstration
Separate Registration/Charge Required
On Tuesday, March 28, we have an exciting added option. The UC Davis Olive Center will host a tasting. Their experts will introduce you to extra virgin olive oils and you will learn about defects and issues, types and classes of oils, varieties, and myths. A separate registration and an additional $35 charge are required.
