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Dave Shumaker
Microbiology Scientist, GOJO Industries
Dave Shumaker, B.S., is a Microbiology Scientist with GOJO Industries. He is responsible for hand hygiene research, evaluation of novel antimicrobial technologies as well as industrial and cosmetic microbiology. Dave received his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Microbiology at Ohio University.
The Food Safety Modernization Act Will Protect the Health of Americans
6/3/2014
By Dave Shumaker
Microbiology Scientist, GOJO Industries
In shifting the focus of regulation from responding to food contamination outbreaks to preventing them at the source, the FSMA Produce Safety Proposed Rule is a critical component of FSMA, the most advanced set of changes in food safety laws since the Great Depression.
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The Food Safety Modernization Act Will Protect the Health of Americans
6/3/2014
By Dave Shumaker
Microbiology Scientist, GOJO Industries
In shifting the focus of regulation from responding to food contamination outbreaks to preventing them at the source, the FSMA Produce Safety Proposed Rule is a critical component of FSMA, the most advanced set of changes in food safety laws since the Great Depression.
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Refillable Bulk Soap: Is it worth it?
8/7/2013
By Dave Shumaker
Microbiology Scientist, GOJO Industries
Have you ever washed your hands with soap from a refillable bulk soap dispenser? If so, you may have left the restroom with more germs on your hands than when you entered.
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Refillable Bulk Soap: Is it worth it?
8/7/2013
By Dave Shumaker
Microbiology Scientist, GOJO Industries
Have you ever washed your hands with soap from a refillable bulk soap dispenser? If so, you may have left the restroom with more germs on your hands than when you entered.
Read more »