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Beyond

Food Safety

Management

Frank Yiannas Vice President - Food Safety

Walmart on twitter @frankyiannas

“We return to Greece in order to rediscover the

archetypes of our mind and of our culture.”

– James Hillman

American Psychologist, 1926 - 2011

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Food Safety & Health

Today’s Supermarket

Estimate of Foodborne Disease per Year in the U.S.

Source: Food Related Illness and Death in the U.S., CDC

48 million cases

128,000 hospitalizations

3,000 deaths

1 in 6 people annually

Food Safety & Health

PFGE, Credit Cards, & Google

The Race

Detection

Prevention

In Common?

Food Safety & Health

global

trust bust

Changing Food System

Emerging Pathogens

Immunocompromised

Consumer Trust Bust

Social Media +

Foodborne Surveillance

Challenges to the Food Safety

Food Fraud & Authenticity

Global Trends in

FOOD SAFETY

Food Safety & Health

Are we WINNING the battle against foodborne disease?

Are we WINNING

the battle against

foodborne disease?

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Traditional Food Safety Strategies

•Training

•Inspections

•Micro Testing

Beyond Food Safety Management - Food Safety Culture

“If the only tool you have is

a hammer, you tend to see

every problem as a nail.”

- Abraham Maslow

Psychologist

1908 - 1970

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Food Safety = Behavior

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Food Safety Program

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Food Safety Culture

Beyond Food Safety Management - Food Safety Culture

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Overview

1. What is culture?

2. Why the focus on culture?

3. Who creates culture?

4. How is a safety culture created?

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Overview

1. What is culture?

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Culture is shared patterns of

thought and behavior that

characterize a social group,

which are learned through

socialization processes and

persist through time.

- Social & Behavioral

Foundations of Public Health

What is culture?

Food Safety Culture – China & the World

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Overview

1. What is culture?

2. Why the focus on culture?

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In major safety incident investigations, an

underlying root cause is

a) faulty design

b) operator error

c) improper training

d) organizational culture

Why the focus on culture?

Food Safety & Health 23

“In our view, the NASA organizational culture had

as much to do with this accident as the foam.”

- Columbia Accident

Investigation Board (2003)

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Overview

1. What is culture?

2. Why the focus on culture?

3. Who creates culture?

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“Organizational cultures are created by

leaders, and one of the most decisive

functions of leadership may well be the

creation, the management, and – if and

when necessary – the destruction of

culture.”

- Edgar Schein

Organizational Expert

Who Creates Culture?

Food Safety Culture – China & the World

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Overview

1. What is culture?

2. Why the focus on culture?

3. Who creates culture?

4. How is a safety culture created?

“Food safety culture

is a choice.”

- Frank Yiannas

Food Safety Culture, 2009

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Attributes of a Food Safety Culture

1. Create Food Safety Expectations

2. Educate & Train All Associates

3. Communicate Food Safety Frequently

4. Establish Food Safety Goals & Measurements

5. Consequences for Food Safety Behaviors

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Expectation

Consequences Educate & Train

Communicate

Goals & Accountability

Measure

Food Safety Culture Continuous Improvement Model

2.

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Traditional

Food Safety Management

Behavior-Based

Food Safety Management

• Focuses on processes. • Focuses on processes and people.

• Primarily based on Food Science. • Based on Food Science, Behavioral

Science, and Organizational Culture.

• Simplistic view of behavior change. • Behavior change is complex.

• Linear cause and effect thinking. • Systems thinking.

• Creates a food safety program. • Creates a food safety culture.

Food Science + Behavioral Science

Source: Yiannas, Food Safety Culture, 2008

1. Create Food Safety Expectations

3 Basic Beliefs & Food Safety

The quality of expectations determines the quality of our actions.

- A. Godin, French Writer (1880-1938)

Food Safety CBL

Real Risks

2. Educate & Train Associates on Food Safety

“I truly believe that people anywhere will respond to the same motivational

techniques we use – if they are treated right and are given the opportunities

to be properly trained." - Sam Walton

Estimate of Foodborne Disease per Year in the U.S.

Source: Food Related Illness and Death in the U.S., CDC

48 million cases

128,000 hospitalizations

3,000 deaths

Save the Children

Thousands Starving

Vs.

One Source: Small, Loewenstein, and Slovic (2007)

Stories are better than Statistics

48 Million Americans

Vs.

One Lauren Randolph

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3. Communicate Food Safety Frequently

Weekly Food Safety Message

When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of

logic, but creatures of emotion. - Dale Carnegie

Mr. Rollback - Darrell

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4. Establish Food Safety Goals & Measurements

“Set high goals, encourage competition, and then keep score.”

- Sam Walton

Store Self Checks

Food Safety Audits

High Five Quick Check

Handheld Technology

95% 93%

SPARK

100 3rd party food safety audits

1,400,000 SPARK rotisserie chicken temps

10 regulatory inspections

Paradigm Shift

n = All

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5. Consequences for Food Safety Behaviors

On-the-Spot Recognition

Store #

Annual Award

Zero Violation Certificate

Disciplinary

Guidelines

The consequence of an act affects the probability of it occurring again.

- B.F. Skinner

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Attributes of a Food Safety Culture

1. Create Food Safety Expectations

2. Educate & Train All Associates

3. Communicate Food Safety Frequently

4. Establish Food Safety Goals & Measurements

5. Consequences for Food Safety Behaviors

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Providing safe &

affordable food,

so people in Greece

& throughout

Europe can live

better.

on twitter @frankyiannas