
The India Food Safety Conclave in Bengaluru discussed artificial intelligence's role in quality assurance and food processing, regulatory hurdles for new food categories, and building a stronger safety culture across the industry.…
The India Food Safety Conclave in Bengaluru discussed artificial intelligence's role in quality assurance and food processing, regulatory hurdles for new food categories, and building a stronger safety culture across the industry. The event, held on August 7, brought together stakeholders to address compliance challenges.
The Deccan Herald reports that sessions focused on using AI to improve monitoring and traceability in food supply chains. Participants also examined how to adapt rules for emerging products like plant-based meats and fermented foods.
Claims that AI will quickly fix India's food safety gaps are overblown. Many small processors lack the capital for such tech, and regulators are still catching up with novel foods. The real test will be whether the conclave's proposals lead to simpler, enforceable standards, not just another set of guidelines that gather dust. How many of the AI tools discussed will reach street vendors and small mills within a year?
Source: deccanherald.com
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