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Reframing Food Safety Culture
- April 3, 2026
- Posted by: Thanasis Stathopoulos
- Categories: Food Safety Culture, Operational Practice
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The history of the assembly line reveals how technological innovation emerges through experimentation, cultural context, and economic conditions. Understanding this evolution offers important lessons for designing sustainable production systems in the twenty-first century.
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Thanasis Stathopoulos
Thanasis Stathopoulos is an experienced Food Safety Manager with a proven track record in the food industry for almost 15 years, specializing in the design/ implementation of Food Safety Management Systems and FSMS Education and Training. He holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Quality Assurance - Food Technology and has broadened expertise through interdisciplinary studies with an MSc in Science-Technology-Society (STS). Currently pursuing a PhD in the History of Technology, with research focusing on the history of food packaging, Thanasis has also spent the past six years studying and applying global best practices in Food Safety Culture. Through Social Food, he works with food production organizations on Food Safety Culture.
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Reframing Food Safety Culture
The history of the assembly line reveals how technological innovation emerges through experimentation, cultural context, and economic conditions. Understanding this evolution offers important lessons for designing sustainable production systems in the twenty-first century.
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