MSU Online Programs at the Association for Food and Drug Officials Annual Meeting

Stop by our booth to say hello and pick up some MSU swag!

Visit MSU at the Association for Food and Drug Officials Annual Meeting!

MSU's Institute for Food Laws and Regulations and the MSU Online Food Safety Program are hosting a booth at the AFDO Annual Educational Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan, June 9-12, 2024.

Neal Fortin, IFLR Director and author of Food Regulation: Law, Science, Policy, and Practice will be at the MSU booth all week.

Stop by to learn about MSU's online programs for food industry professionals.

MSU students and alumni can show their school spirit by picking up a Sparty sticker for their name badge.

Register for the AFDO conference here.

Learn more about IFLR's fall course offerings here.

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