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Eurofins 

SCIEX 

European Commission 

The Hershey Company 

FDA 

TTB 

FL Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services 

U.S. Treasury (retired) 

Food Allergy Research & Resource Program, University 

of Nebraska‐Lincoln 

Université Laval 

Food Consulting Services 

Waters Corporation 

General Mills 

AOAC Food Allergen Community 

There are several ways to analyze the perspectives of the registrants.  There are three to four major 

categories, which are academia, government, industry, and nongovernmental organizations.  Academia 

representatives are from educational and research organizations.  Government representatives are from 

regulatory agencies including domestic, municipal, federal, and international.   

1.

Broad perspectives include a view of the registrants in terms of academia, government, industry 

and nongovernmental organizations.   

2.

Specific perspectives include further categorization of registrants by categories of industry, 

categories of government, and if necessary by types of academia. 

3.

Regional perspectives include categorization of registrants by regions of the world and/or 

regions of a particular region. 

As needed, registrants will be further categorized as or if needed to clarify perspectives.  

Figure 1‐Broad Perspectives of Organizational Registrants 

A.

Broad Perspectives 

(Figure 1) 

Nearly 

70% 

of 

the 

organizational registrants are 

from the broad group of 

industry.  Sixteen (16) percent 

of the registrants are from 

government agencies.  A 

smaller amount of the 

registrants is from academic 

organizations 

and 

nine 

percent of registrants are 

from global nongovernmental 

organizations 

can 

be 

associated with either academia, government, or industry, but are not.  To develop a list of 

representative voting members to demonstrate consensus for ISPAM, the industry perspective is large 

enough to require further categorization.