Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and ForestrySeptember 20, 2000How Should Our Food Safety System Address Microbial Contamination?
How Should Our Food Safety System Address Microbial Contamination?
Opening Statement of Chairman Richard G. LugarUnited States Senator for Indiana
Opening Statement of Ranking Democratic Member Tom HarkinUnited States Senator for Iowa
The Honorable Dan Glickman SecretaryU.S. Department of AgricultureWashington, DC Click here for a photo of Secretary Glickman appearing before the Committee
PANEL I
Mr. Joseph A. Levitt, Esq.Director Center for Food Safety and Applied NutritionFood and Drug Administration Washington, DC
Dr. Stephen M. OstroffAssociate Director for Epidemiologic ScienceNational Center for Infectious Diseases Centers for Disease Control and PreventionAtlanta, Georgia
Click here for a photo of witnesses in the Agriculture Committee Hearing Room, SR-328A
PANEL II
Mr. Lawrence DyckmanDirectorFood and Agriculture IssuesU.S. General Accounting OfficeWashington, DC
PANEL III
Click here for a photo of this panel testifying before the Agriculture Committee
Dr. Michael DoyleDirectorCenter for Food Safety and Quality EnhancementUniversity of Georgia On behalf of the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology
Dr. Dane BernardVice President, Food Safety Programs National Food Processors AssociationWashington, DC
Dr. Donna GarrenVice President of Scientific and Technical Affairs United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable AssociationAlexandria, Virginia
Dr. Gary WeberExecutive Director, Regulatory Affairs National Cattlemen's Beef AssociationWashington, DC
Dr. Ann HollingsworthPresidentAmerican Meat Science AssociationCarrollton, Georgia
Ms. Caroline Smith DeWaalDirector of Food SafetyCenter for Science in the Public InterestWashington, DC
Richard Levinson, M.D., D.P.A.American Public Health AssociationWashington, DC
Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & ForestrySR-328A Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC. 20510-1401202-224-2035 TTY/TTD 202-224-2587