Richard Carlson, VP of Global Food Safety and Quality at Hormel Foods, Retires
Richard Carlson, VP of Global Food Safety and Quality at Hormel Foods, is retiring after 35 years with the company. Jeremiah Johnson, a 20-year company veteran, will succeed Carlson as vice president of global food safety and quality management, effective May 1.
Hormel Foods Corporation announced the retirement of Richard Carlson, vice president of global food safety and quality management. Carlson spent 35 years with the company, leading critical food safety initiatives and expanding into new product categories. Jeremiah Johnson will succeed Carlson, overseeing company quality, plant regulatory, and food safety activities. Johnson has deep expertise in food safety, quality, and regulatory affairs. The transition will be effective May 1. Carlson began his career with Hormel Foods in 1990 as a quality and process control engineer. Johnson joined the company in 2005 and has advanced through various quality and process control roles.
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