In this episode of the Food Safety Unwrapped Podcast, Dr. Hal King interviews Tonya Gray who shares key insights from her wealth of experience in the food safety industry. Drawing on her nearly four decades of experience, she emphasizes the importance of partnership between inspectors and restaurant operators in reducing the risk of foodborne illness to consumers. Tune in to learn how this partnership is key in building safer food systems.
Tonya has nearly 40 years of experience in Food Safety. She began her career in regulatory roles at local and state levels with Agriculture and Public Health, later moving into consulting for Education and Industry over the last 15 years. Her work has focused on regulation creation, interpretation, and application, most recently verifying FDA Food Code references for the industry.
She has been active in the Conference for Food Protection and has held memberships with the International Association of Food Protection and the National Environmental Health Association. Tonya is a past president of both the Georgia Association of Food Protection and the Georgia Environmental Health Association. She became a registered Sanitarian early in her career and has maintained registration with NEHA and GEHA, along with FDA standardization every three years.
Though retired from the state of Georgia for ten years, she continues to assist the industry with food safety during innovations, crises, and evolving code requirements. Tonya has a comprehensive knowledge of FDA and Canadian Food Codes, as well as various local US jurisdiction codes.
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