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Experience & evidence

Substance behind
the expertise.

Understand the professional background and published evidence that inform the Institute’s work.

Technical practice

Food safety systems and process decisions

Ernest’s published background describes work developing, validating, implementing, and defending food safety systems for high-risk foods and beverages, with experience across thermal processing, non-thermal methods, formulation, and regulatory environments.

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Laboratory foundation

Microbiology and analytical science

Experience in microbial and instrumental analytical methods informs the interpretation of hazards, controls, test results, and study evidence.

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Published project example

Scientific innovation
in a food-processing application.

The Institute’s published biography identifies Ernest as inventor of record for a novel combined UV and HPP application validated through Cornell University.

This example connects process development with experimental validation. Any new application still requires review of its own product, treatment conditions, and supporting evidence.

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What the experience brings to a review

  • A clear statement of the technical question
  • Attention to the conditions represented by a study
  • Understanding of how treatment steps interact
  • Connection between scientific findings and commercial operation
How collaboration fits the work
Documented learner feedback

Results from the Basic HACCP program.

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Respondents rated the course pace “Just Right.”

5.0 / 5

Instructor rating in every measured evaluation category.

8 activities

Applied exercises connecting concepts with HACCP decisions.

Figures reported in the Institute’s published Basic HACCP materials. They describe learner evaluations and program design, not consulting outcomes or a guarantee of future results.

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A food safety question deserves a useful conversation.

Tell us what you make, what you need to decide, and when. Start with an initial scope discussion, followed by a proposal for the work you need.

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