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Richard F. Stier

Richard Stier is a consulting food scientist who has helped food processors develop safety, quality and sanitation programs. He believes in emphasizing the importance of how these programs can help companies increase profits. Stier holds degrees in food science from Rutgers University and the University of California at Davis. He is a Contributing Editor for Food Engineering. Email: rickstier4@aol.com

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Say goodbye to the weakest link

Richard F. Stier

June 3, 2004

It's time for manufacturers to invest in better transport systems.

Richard F. Stier

May 13, 2004

Progress, of any kind, is a series of steps and in this, the second installment of our Small Steps series, we examine how color can improve food safety.

Richard F. Stier

April 5, 2004

Processors must balance sanitation and safety. The perfect plant starts with the perfect floor.

Richard F. Stier

March 3, 2004

HACCP has become a buzzword for product marketers around the world.

Richard F. Stier

February 5, 2004

Industry cannot afford to accept status quo on programs or education.

Richard F. Stier

October 6, 2003

Let the scientists and regulators do their work. Let the process work as it has been designed.

Richard F. Stier

September 9, 2003

Safer foods will come from better process control, not more tests.

Richard F. Stier

August 12, 2003

To stay ahead of the game and protect products, reputation and business, food processors need to keep working to improve their food safety systems.

Richard F. Stier

June 5, 2003

Management needs to create a working environment where each group not only understands the role of the other, but also where they need to work together.

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