In this blog we introduce Bite Communications who are part of the Victual Recall Expert Panel, providing clients with support in PR and social media crisis response. Social...
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If a recall were to happen tonight – would your company be ready to respond? No one is immune from a food safety crisis and its ripple effects on consumers,...
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How would you feel if we were to tell you that it is possible to transform a Product Recall - the well-known number one risk in the food and beverage...
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Let’s be honest, there is a lot of confusion surrounding food recalls - ranging from how to prevent them from occurring, to the best way to manage these unfortunate events....
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We’ve all heard of the fatal consequences a food and beverage recall can have on a business. Australia’s high standard for food and beverage quality management systems assure we are...
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The complexities of a recall event can have a wide-reaching impact on a business, as it can carry a potential loss of revenue, productivity, business relationships, and a long-term decline in the company’s public image. With these insights in mind, and the knowledge that recalls over the past ten years are increasing, we wondered just how prepared the Australian food…
This Swiss re study shows the increase in food related recalls in the US and the rising cost impact on affected companies
Tragic results emanating from an imported product. So what risk mitigation and audit measures do you have in place to prevent a similar incident happening to your business? Read the full article here.
A riveting read about the Nestle Maggi noodles scandal in India. The quote from the Nestle CEO says it all: ““We were right on factual arguments and yet so wrong on arguing. It’s not a matter of being right. It’s a matter of engaging the right way and finding a solution.” Read the full Fortune article here.
What would happen to your business, if you’re product recall claim was denied ? A cautionary note about an insured’s duty of disclosure, because the ramifications could be costly, even to the largest of organisations. Read the full article here
