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Mar-19 Tom C A Gosselin

Mar-19 Dr. David Rosenblatt

Feb-19 Amanda Evans-Lara

Feb-19 Tony Connor

Jan-19 George Howlett

Jan-19 Douglas Moyer & John Spink

Dec-18 Alfonso Capuchino

Dec-18 Dr. David Rosenblatt

Nov-18 Maria Sandoval

Nov-18 George Howlett

Nov-18 Robert Rogers

Oct-18 April Lefebvre

Sep-18 Cor Groenveld

Sep-18 David Brackston

Aug-18 Vladimir Surčinski

Jul-18 Dr. David Rosenblatt

Jul-18 Robert Rogers

Jun-18 Kantha Channaiah

Jun-18 Caroline Benevenuti Passuello, Ju

May-18 George Howlett

May-18 Earl Arnold

May-18 Radojka Barycki

Apr-18 Vladimir Surčinski

Mar-18 Matthew DeVay

Feb-18 Kim Onett

Feb-18 Robert Rogers

Jan-18 Alicia Swanson

Jan-18 Jim Topper, Kathleen Wybourn

Dec-17 Yasser Mohamed

Dec-17 Brita Ball

Nov-17 Kantha Channaiah

Nov-17 Bill Bremer

Oct-17 George Howlett

Sep-17 Ruby Ochoa

Sep-17 Jennifer McCreary

Sep-17 Earl Arnold

Aug-17 Jacqueline Southee, Kathleen Wy

Jul-17 Dr. David Rosenblatt

Jul-17 Ruby Ochoa

Jun-17 Tony Connor

Jun-17 Amanda Evans-Lara

Jun-17 Alma Sue Haiduk

May-17 Robert Rogers

May-17 George Howlett

Apr-17 Len Steed

Apr-17 Frank Schreurs

Apr-17 Brita Ball

Mar-17 Jennifer McCreary

Mar-17 Dr. David Rosenblatt

Mar-17 Len Steed

Feb-17 Robert Rogers

Feb-17 Vladimir Surčinski

Feb-17 Kathleen Wybourn

Jan-17 Dr Joanne Taylor

Jan-17 Kim Onett

Dec-16 Earl Arnold

Dec-16 Margaret Kolk

Oct-16 George Howlett

Sep-16 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Sep-16 Vladimir Surčinski

Aug-16 Ruth Bell

Jul-16 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Jul-16 Jesse Leal

Jul-16 Dr David Rosenblatt

Jun-16 Jules Roger

Jun-16 Brita Ball

May-16 Robert Rogers

May-16 Chris Domenico

Apr-16 Iain Wright

Apr-16 Vladimir Surčinski

Apr-16 Jennifer McCreary

Mar-16 Dr David Rosenblatt

Mar-16 Yasser Mohamed

Feb-16 Cornelius Hugo

Feb-16 Cathy Crawford

Feb-16 Brita Ball

Jan-16 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Dec-15 Yasser Mohamed

Dec-15 Ruth Bell

Nov-15 Jennifer McCreary

Nov-15 Dr David Rosenblatt

Oct-15 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Oct-15 Vladimir Surčinski

Oct-15 Yasser Mohamed

Oct-15 Ruth Bell

Sep-15 Karen Leacock-Bingham

Sep-15 Thomas J. Dunn

Sep-15 Vladimir Surčinski

Aug-15 Elizabeth Strydom

Aug-15 Dr David Rosenblatt

Aug-15 Janine Curll

Jul-15 Tony Connor

Jul-15 Vladimir Surčinski

 Jul-15 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Jun-15 Robert Rogers

Jun-15 Ruth Bell

Jun-15 Emma Weston

May-15 Brita Ball

May-15 Margaret Kolk

May-15 Steve Gruler

May-15 Yasser Mohamed

Apr-15 Elizabeth Strydom

Apr-15 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Apr-15 Dick Smith, Ruby Ochoa

Mar-15 Brita Ball

Mar-15 Steve Gruler

Mar-15 Vladimir Surčinski

Mar-15 Janine Curll

Feb-15 Robert Rogers

Feb-15 Frank Schreurs

Feb-15 Elizabeth Strydom

Feb-15 Thomas J. Dunn

Jan-15 Oscar Rodriguez-Gonzalez

Jan-15 Steve Gruler

Jan-15 Ruth Bell

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Sustainable Food Production & Sourcing Standards

A glimpse into the latest stable of the food & beverage industry’s responsible production and ingredients’ sourcing standard
limitations. 

How to make food safety learning fun and effective

How to make food safety training fun and effective? Let's start by replacing the term "training" with the term "learning". E
elephants nor marathon runners. They don't need to be trained. They need to b...

Beyond Technical Competence: Enhancing your Career as a Food Safety Professional

What makes a successful food safety professional? Many will say ‘technical competence’ as a minimum but what about
skills and personal attributes? The challenge for food safety professionals today is maintaining not only the technic...

Implementing a BRC Issue 8 Compliant Food Safety Management System

Based on over 25 years of working with BRC requirements, this webinar will provide guidance to current BRC requireme
develop a food safety and quality management system compliant with BRC standards. The webinar will be useful to orga

Establishing specific criteria for Supplier and Product risk assessment in your supply chain
This webinar will take a practical look at the criteria typically used to risk assess both suppliers and the products they sup
provided with practical guidance on how to build a criteria based model that fits the needs of your bus...

Twelve Months of GFSI Food Fraud Requirements

This is a review of the GFSI food fraud requirements with emphasis that the full food fraud system was due 12 months a
will review the compliance requirements in detail, review how auditors are being instructed to conduct the a...

How to Select a GFSI Certification Scheme that is Best for my Company

Selecting a certification standard is an important step for any organization. You are choosing the rules the organization w
compliance to. In some ways, the selection of a standard will shape the food safety culture of your organiza...

Overview of the new ISO 22000:2018 Standard

The international standard for food safety management systems, ISO 22000, was first published in 2005. The standard r
we manage food safety and has become one of the most influential standards throughout the industry.

Microbial Testing 101 for Compressed Air: Understanding ISO 8573-7

Compressed air and gases are commonly referred to as a manufacturing facility’s Fourth Utility driving the food and beve
often overlooked as a source of contamination. International Organization for Standards 8573 (ISO 8573) provid...

How to Build a Risk & Compliance Model for Your FSMS

This webinar will look at the methods and models for measuring Compliance and Risk across your food safety managem
include the appropriate methods for single site and corporate environments. It will also address the difference bet...

Determining Detectability of Detectable Products

Product recalls due to foreign material continue to occur. Common materials include metal, glass and plastic. Inspection
metal detection and x-ray inspection systems are capable of detecting these contaminations however it is impor...

Food Supply Chains - A Review of Industry Safety and Social Responsibility Requirements
As companies are starting to realize that their products are only as good as the ingredients and materials they use, the n
audits is increasing. Larger companies are now looking into their supply chain and requiring customized audit...

Experiences with HACCP systems: strengths and weaknesses in practice

An effective HACCP system is essential to ensure safe food. FSSC 22000 is one of the largest global food safety manag
certification schemes and we see in practice a lot of good practices but also opportunities to improve. These experiences

BRC Issue 8 – Root and Branch Review and How to Address the Requirements
This session will look in detail at the new BRC Food Standard and how best to address the new requirements. Top tips t
stress.

FSSC 22000 version 4 - Management of Purchased Services

New version 4 of FSSC 22000 is active, and all companies are obliged to certify according to new version starting from b
There are revised and new additional requirements of the FSSC, which are the core of this certification schem...

Effective food safety training in the digital age – we aren't robots yet
The international standard for food safety management systems, ISO 22000, dedicates a specific clause to employee co
says that the organization must identify the competence needed to get the job done properly and then to take action...

Complete Glass in Glass Detection with X-Rays

Food manufacturers regularly use glass containers for a wide range of applications, including infant foods, cooking sauc
vegetables and pickles, beverages, and oils and dressings, to name just a few. Despite its popularity, glass packagi...

How to Set Up a Sampling Zone for an Environmental Monitoring Program

An environmental monitoring program (EMP) can be used to assess the effectiveness of the overall hygienic practices in
provide information needed to prevent possible microbial contamination of food products. An EMP provides valuable d...

Food Safety Culture Development

The concern with Food Safety Culture is growing in many organizations, even those with their Food Safety System alrea
efforts have been engaged for the development of Safety Culture, but there are theoretical gaps in these efforts, wh...

The Fundamental Principle of Food Safety – Understanding the link between Hazard – Risk – C
This session will uncover the fundamental nature and core principle of food safety management. All too often food busin
managers operate day to day with food safety systems which operate without any validated basis. This session will...

Pitfalls of Accounting for Intentional Adulteration in Your Food Safety Plan

How do you document intentional adulteration mitigation strategies in your facility? FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Ac
food facilities plan for intentional adulteration in a documented food defense plan. Although the requirements ar...

Product Development – How Product Developers affect Food Safety

Research and Development is the start point for the creation of new products, the modification of existing products and t
introduction/modification of new/existing packaging. The introduction of new ingredients and packaging can be disastrou

Upgrades and Optimizations of Your HACCP Flow Diagrams

Time is now to upgrade your food safety system. This webinar will focus on concluded nonconformities during audits of f
previous 4 years. It will show what the most common mistakes of the system are, how they are made and how to so...

Passing your compressed air analysis: Tips and troubleshooting for successful compliance
This session will cover frequent pitfalls of compressed air testing. Often, systems are in compliance, and yet time and tim
will show failing results. The webinar will illustrate common failure modes, discuss the pros and cons of v...

Demonstrating Food Safety Culture and Meeting Audit Requirements

Food safety culture is recognized as a key factor to achieving sustained food safety success. The day-to-day behavior o
employees and management both defines and reflects a company’s food safety culture.
Reducing Waste & Improving Efficiencies In Product Inspection
Waste is a thorn in the side of food producers everywhere. It can be a problem during many stages of production and ce
as product inspection, contribute to 'acceptable' levels of waste every day, but should it be acceptable...

Modifying Your HACCP Plan for FSMA Compliance

Today’s food safety professionals know that transitioning to a FSMA-compliant food safety plan is a must. With 9 out of 1
supporting more aggressive food safety and defense regulations and FSMA implementation in place, facilities must cre..

Best Practices for Effectively Implementing an ATP Sanitation Verification System

Increasingly, the focus for food and beverage production facilities is on having a robust, formalized environmental monito
the key components of any EMP is a structured ATP verification monitoring program. While the majority of food...

Incident Management
The philosophy of food safety and quality management is one of prevention, whereby the safety and quality of food prod
the use of processes such as HACCP, Vendor Assurance etc. However, on occasion it is necessary to respond reactiv...

People-skills to support engagement and commitment to food safety

Your management system is in place. Training is completed regularly. People mostly do what they’re supposed to. What
this webinar you’ll learn how breakthroughs in neuro-science are changing our understanding of engagement and comm

Environmental Monitoring
Although we enjoy one of the safest food supplies in the world, foodborne illness remains common in the United States w
illness outbreaks affect millions and kill thousands of people. These outbreaks also undermine consumer confidence in..

FSMA and Foreign Supplier Verification program (FSVP)

Are you a Broker or Agent? What about an Importer of Record from a foreign supplier? If you are, then understanding th
FSMA and Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP) are critical to your business. Join DNV GL to understan...

Determination of Preventive and Control measures in Food Safety

An essential presentation for any food safety manager who is responsible for risk assessment and determination of cont
food safety plan. The presentation will demystify much of the language and complex logic normally associated wit...

Compressed Air Testing: How to Pass Your Next Audit

Many food safety organizations (SQF, BRC, FSSC, primusGFS, IFS) are including compressed air monitoring as one of
Ruby Ochoa, President and Owner of Trace Analytics, will address what these requirements are, which compressed air

Developing a Supply Chain Program for Regulatory and GFSI Compliance

New food safety regulations and changes to international Food Safety Management schemes are placing more of the re
control directly on the customer. The supply chain program must provide assurance that hazards requiring a contr...

Training Employees on Food Safety and Quality

Ensure that your entire team is on the same page when it involves Food Safety and Quality. Having a good training plan
overall operation. This webinar will review several food safety programs and make sure your QA technicians, main...

FSSC 22000 – An updated Tool for Today’s Regulatory Environment

Food Safety System Certification 22000 (FSSC 22000) is a GFSI benchmarked certification program based on the ISO 2
international standards. FSSC 22000 certification provides evidence of a company’s capacity to meet its food safety resp

Food Safety and Employee Safety - a behavioral approach to create synergy by integrating tw
This basis for risk assessment is "Identify – Evaluate – Control" – this is true for any kind of risk, including food safety ris
associated with employee safety and health. In both cases catastrophe can occur due to technical failur...

Compressed Air System Risk Assessment: Do I need to Test?

More than 70% of production facilities use compressed air in the manufacturing process. Experts like the Compressed A
(CAGI) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) agree that the primary contaminants to monit...

Implementing a Food Safety Management System compliant with BRC

Based on 25 years of working with BRC requirements, this webinar will provide guidance to current BRC requirements a
food safety and quality management system compliant with BRC standards. The webinar will be useful to organisations..

How to avoid stupid audit non-conformances

Any type of audit of your work systems and practices can be a daunting process to go through. After 20+ years of auditin
compliance and certification standards, I have often reflected on why one company can obtain a good audit result when.

Conducting Internal Audits

Gain the upper hand when you understand significant differences between self-inspections and internal audits and can id
potential non-conformances before your certification auditor finds them. During this webinar, we will touch on how...

Ensuring Readable Date/Lot Code Information

Label-related defects are the most common cause of product recalls, and also happen to be the most preventable. One
challenging inspections is with expiration and date coding from ink jet printers. Products moving down an unstable line a

Validation of Cleaning Programs

Validation of Cleaning Programs is now a mandatory requirement under most GFSI food safety standards. Luckily, Safef
compiled everything you need to know to keep your external auditors more than happy.

How to Prepare for an Unannounced Food Safety Audit

Industry and trade associations have been buzzing for months about how FDA and state food regulatory agencies will im
rules, particularly with the new Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and Preventive Controls rules effective in Septem

Overview of Statistical Process Control (SPC) for the Food Industry

Statistical process control (SPC) is a method to improve or achieve quality control in a manufacturing process. Support p
improvement in your facility by designing and implementing a customized SPC program. This session will prov...

3 Requirements for Commitment to Food Safety

You’re committed to food safety but there’s only so much you can do alone. Who takes the lead, when and where? Wha
and motivate your bosses, peers and line workers? How will you know they really are committed? In this interactive...

Allergen Management
Allergen labelling errors and allergen management issues causes the largest number of recalls in North America and the
will looks at the nature of the recalls and the components of the Food Safety Management System that may need at...

CREEP – Comprehensive Risk Evaluation of Environmental Pathogens

The food industry is expected to deliver food to the public that is free from any amount of Salmonella spp. or Listeria Mon
Considering the fact that these pathogens are naturally found in the environment and are potentially present...

Root Cause Analysis – How it Can Help Your Food Safety Plan
Food facilities have a variety of mechanisms for identifying food safety failures, including customer complaints, self-inspe
regulatory visits. The key to success is being able to take action to prevent recurrence of these failures,...

Want to Validate Your Metal Detector, Now What?

Validation is a requirement for any food safety program yet guidance as to how to validate is difficult to find particularly w
validating metal detection systems. We will discuss different validation methods including validating detecti...

Defining SMART goals in food safety planning

This webinar will cover specific and practical knowledge on how to define clear goals for your company. Especially this w
inputs on definition of specific food safety goals for your production. Through the presentation you will lear...
Understanding Food Fraud
Food fraud is a collective term used to encompass the deliberate and intentional substitution, addition, tampering, or mis
food ingredients, or food packaging; or false or misleading statements made about a product, for economic...

What Is Culture Excellence?

Food manufacturers have been looking for 'Cultural Excellence' for a number of years now, with interest growing from lar
through to retailers and global brands. The purpose of this webinar is to provide you with an overview of C...

FDA's Sanitary Transport Rule: Who it Applies to and its Impact on the Food Transportation In
The FSMA rule on Sanitary transport of human and animal food advances FDA’s effort to protect foods from farm to tabl
safe from contamination during transportation. This presentation will discuss the requirements and likely impact f...

Conducting a vulnerability assessment for intentional contamination

Do you know what risks and weaknesses lie beneath the surface at your food facility? This webinar will help you identify
throughout your operation – from structural flaws to program limitations – so that you can assign physical and pro...

Training for FSMA’s Food Safety Preventive Controls Compliance: Is it working?

How effective is the training for FSMA’s Preventive Controls for Human Food training in motivating facilities to comply wi
developing and implementing a Food Safety Plan? Based on Level II (follow up surveys with class participant...

Risk Assessment under BRC

Did you know that the BRC Food Standard refers to risk assessment nearly 100 times, but offers almost no advice on ho
assessments should be carried out? This presentation offers an extensive analysis of risk assessment under BRC, and i

Root Cause Analysis, how science can help us with the investigations
It is commonly known that root-cause analysis can be done with tools like the 5 Whys or Cause-and-Effect Analysis. The
these tools is that we can organize the information found in the investigation more efficiently. But just identify...

Assessing suppliers through routine and non-routine audits

Most companies have produced guidelines and specific codes of practice which detail the management control system t
in their suppliers of branded goods. They also define the conditions of the structure and equipment that is neces...

Trending Root Cause Analysis for Continual Improvement

As part of the continual improvement of a system, root cause analysis is an essential tool. As part of this it is necessary t
any root cause analysis conducted is performing, however, many cannot answer this question for a variety...

Food Safety Plans, doing the Hazard Analysis right

It is generally suggested that after implementing a list of Good Manufacturing Practices a Process-based food safety pla
implemented to identify the potential hazards at the various steps, and to determine methods for control. To achieve an..

Preventive Controls and HACCP

The FDA released their final rules for risk-based preventive controls in September 2015 and compliance dates for some
early as September 2016. As a result, all FDA-registered US food manufacturing facilities as well as facilities loca...

Effective Food Safety Management System Auditing

Some of the most notorious food safety tragedies happened at sites that had been audited by internal and external audit
investigative reports and are exposed to some of the non-conformities found to have led to these incidents, we...

How to understand and comply with FSSC 22000

FSSC 22000 is fully recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) and is based on existing ISO Standards. It de
company has a robust and effective food safety management system (FSMS) in place to meet the requirements of regul

5 Areas that Influence Commitment to Food Safety

The letter of senior management commitment was signed and filed. But written commitment isn’t enough to have a food
system that works. What else does senior management need to do, and how will that influence food safety behavior all t

Metal Detection, X-Ray or Both Making the Right Choice

Food and Pharmaceutical product manufacturers have an obligation to comply with industry legislation and regulation. It
effective inspection processes in place where there is a clear risk of contamination. The choice of protection...

HARPC - What You Need to Know!

Do you feel ready for the changes introduced by FSMA regulations? One of these challenges is the introduction of HARP
making specific changes to your HACCP plans. The challenge is not the lack of information, but rather the overwhelming

Food Safety Horizon Scanning: Developments That Could Save Your Business!
If the food you produce is safe, your business is safe. In today’s environment it is critical that you identify and understand
on the horizon. Only then can you establish the preventive controls that will keep your business safe...

Internal Audits as an Employee Awareness Tool

Internal audit is a requirement of any implemented standardized system, especially when we talk about food safety syste
audit program is the foundation of a strong and long lasting system. For an audit program you will need to have a...

Managing Unannounced Audits under the GFSI Standards

In today’s world where transparent food safety systems are being demanded by suppliers and customers alike, more and
companies are being subject to unannounced food safety and quality audits. Is your business ready for an unannounced

How ISO 9001:2015 can improve your food safety management

Many establishments operating throughout the food supply chain are certified to ISO 9001 and the majority of these are
of the Food Safety Management System (FSMS) schemes available. In September 2015 ISO published the latest rev...

A Brief History of Quality

This webinar will provide quality practitioners with a chronological history of quality from its earliest beginnings in mass m
need for standardization and efficiency to the present day and the proliferation of national and internat...

Foreign Supplier Verification Program for Food Importers

Understand the requirements for importers and exporters and plan your steps to assure timely compliance with the new
requirements. FDA’s rule on Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVPs) for Importers of Food was finalized in Nove

Understanding the FDA Sanitary Transportation Regulations

FDA will publish Sanitary Transportation Regulations based on the Food Safety Modernization Act in March 2016. While
regulations are limited to certain food types, the information is important for all transportation operations seekin...

Tips to measure food safety culture and food safety behavior

Food safety culture is a risk factor. Even if you have all the resources you need for your food safety system, people can
food safety culture can range from strongly negative to strongly positive. What is yours like and what can...

Auditors, on which tools can we count?

Some of the most important functions that an auditor is required to fulfill include planning, collecting evidence, and repor
require skills and can be acquired with the use of series of tools that can be categorized in two major g...

GMO & Food Safety

This webinar presents an introduction into Genetically Modified Organisms and Foods; including...

Validation of Food Safety Control Measures

This webinar discusses the importance of validating food safety control measures to ensure food safety management sy
Validation of food safety control measures is essential to ensure that a food safety management system will be capable.

Best Practices in Allergen Management

Allergens are a significant hazard in the food and beverage industry. Allergen management has evolved over the years a
in the knowledge and understanding of the issue. However, effective allergen management continues to be a signifi...

CCPs vs oPRPs: Choosing and Classifying Food Safety Control Measures

In 2005 the ISO 22000 standard for food safety management systems introduced the novel concept of “Operational Pre-
According to the standard, the oPRPs are to join the CCPs (Critical Control Points) in creating the backbone of the...

Integrating Management Systems Food Safety, Quality and Sustainability

The implementation and maintenance of management systems requires an investment in capacitating personnel, establi
systems and data gathering efforts that can consume some of the resources of a business and make it less attractive to.

Food Safety from Store to Belly

This webinar discusses topics related to keeping food safe from the view point of the average (non-expert) consumer. W
safety, the most we meet with processes that are related to food production on the field, throughout the indust...

Food Labeling Regulations

This webinar will provide valuable insight into the complex world of food labeling: including Food Labels, what do they m
General Food Labeling Requirements, International Standard for Food Labeling, Main Risks in Food Labeling, Cont...

TACCP Principles in Managing Food Safety

In this webinar we will learn about the Threat Analysis and Critical Control Point (TACCP) system. Threat Analysis and C
(TACCP) is a management system closely aligned to HACCP to simultaneously manage both unintentional (HACCP) an

Food Packaging and GFSI Standards - Requirements for Compliance

Food and beverage industry is requiring more and more food and beverage packaging manufacturers to be certified to a
Where some packaging manufacturers struggle to understand the need to be certified to a GFSI standard, especially if th

Food Packaging Material Compliance Simplified for EU and US

The evolution of European Union food packaging material legislation has been the source of much confusion in the Unite
procedural details differ, the substance of legal requirements in the two large consumer markets has much in common. T

Safe Food vs. Healthy Food

This webinar will discuss how successful food producers of the future will need to provide both healthy and safe products
food safety, we always speak about safe product that will not cause a bad reaction of the organism after its c...

Purchasing – An Integral Part of an Organization’s Processes

In this webinar we will learn how ‘mutually beneficial supplier relationships’ can be fostered to assure food safety. Most o
purchase materials for the smooth functioning of their processes. One of the principles of quality manageme...

Behavioral Based Food Safety

Studies show that 25-40% of food employees don’t wash their hands properly after visiting the toilet. In this webinar we w
better understand what barriers stand between planning and implementation. These tools will enable food safety...

Regulation of Health Claims on Food in Australia and New Zealand

Do you export food to Australia or New Zealand? The new Australian and New Zealand standard for the sale of food with
claims is enforceable from 18 January 2016. It is the first Standard of its kind in the world that permits the se...

Effective Complaint Management

In this webinar we will discuss why complaint management is important in achieving certification to a GFSI benchmarked
manage and improve your complaint levels. Complaint levels are a key performance indicator and a reflection of the...

Traceability of Food in Restaurants and Fast Food

Traceability is the obligation of every food producer. Application of traceability is, depending on the size of the organizati
production process and product and system preparedness, somewhere simpler and somewhere complicated. Reg...
Basic Food Safety Economics
Assigning economic value to food safety projects can be challenging because there are little tangible returns on the inve
costs have not occurred before implementing a food safety project and the objective of implementing them is tha...

Development of a Robust Foreign Material Detection and Prevention Program

Customer complaints and product recalls due to contamination from foreign material continue to be a common occurrenc
bullet" when it comes to prevention and detection of foreign material. It is important to understand the...

Allergen Management, Supporting Your Business

This webinar will discuss how effective risk assessment can prevent unintentional addition of allergenic material to non-a
product. Effective allergen management involves identifying the potential for unintentional addition of allerge...

Teaching Techniques to Embed Scientific Principles and Food Safety

To deliver the best and most employable Food Science graduates at Nottingham University we have developed a numbe
techniques over recent years to embed scientific principles into life-like and relevant contexts aimed to help the students

7 Best Practices to Improve Food Safety Culture

Food safety culture is being called an emerging risk in the food industry. Progress in the food safety arena has traditiona
research in the natural sciences – a comfortable field for most food safety and quality assurance professionals –...

Training in the Workplace to Engage and Empower Your Employees

Engaged, enthusiastic and empowered employees are the very core of a company’s success in producing safe, quality f
Employee engagement typically begins with that initial company orientation which is designed to introduce the new hire t

Comprehensive Risk Evaluation

This session reviews the impact of business risk evaluation on brand risk mitigation. Risk mitigation is not possible if a co
understanding of the companies risk is not recognized. We will examine the abundant naivety within the industry. We...

Organic vs. Non-Organic: What’s the Difference?

This webinar will discuss organic and non-organic foods and the differences in food technology, quality and labelling, inc

Dangers of Food-borne Pathogens

This webinar will discuss the hygienic measures necessary to prevent pathogenic microorganisms in food. Pathogens ar
may cause illness. In most cases, food contaminated with pathogens cannot be detected using the five senses of tas...

Effectiveness and Efficiency in Food Safety Management

Effectiveness and Efficiency are two concepts commonly used by continual improvement practitioners to focus their proje
safety effectiveness may be more important concept because achieving food safety targets is critical to ensure th...

Navigating the Path to Food Grade Compressed Air Quality

Navigating food grade compressed air quality for SQF, BRC, or your custom specification can be difficult. In this webinar
various contaminants that can create a problem for your final product. We will explain ISO 8573-1 compressed a...

3 Areas of Focus to Make Food Safety Training Stick

Low tech or high tech, the results are the same: training often doesn’t stick. Any time you have new employees, or new r
procedures to follow, you want training to transfer to the job. You want to see improved work behaviour and habits...

Integrated Crisis Management Planning

This session outlines the need for comprehensive crisis management planning. It addresses the lack of preparedness co
companies are accomplished in rapid crisis response. This session covers the critical elements and the functional benef.

Food Safety Trainings - Emergency Preparedness and Response

 This webinar discusses why and how employees must be sufficiently trained in order to react appropriately in a crisis situ
suffer from disasters, these disasters have a huge impact, not only on the environment, but also in all the p...

The Significance of Food Fraud: A Global Account from an Australian Perspective

International research and initiatives are defining the public health risk of food fraud and identifying methods for control.
provide an overview of the developing concept of 'food fraud' internationally and provide examples o...

How to Implement a Successful Vision Inspection Program to Prevent Labeling Defects

Incorrect label, damaged package or variable print quality are some of the chief culprits behind product recalls today. Wi
food allergies in the population on the rise, more stringent rules and regulations on labeling and reduced cu...

U.S. FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Act - How does it affect your business?
The U.S. Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) represents a major reform of the food safety regulations in the United S
(USA). What are the new regulatory requirements under FSMA? How is your organization affected by these regulations?

Basic Hygiene Practices for the Catering Industry

This webinar will discuss the basic hygiene practices necessary to manage food safety hazards in the catering industry.
provides ready-to-eat food to consumers. It is therefore imperative that all necessary measures are taken to e...

Printing, Packaging and Protecting Food

Reacting to the market recall of millions of Euros worth of packaged goods, governments and industry in Europe have es
for good manufacturing practices and chemical limitations that apply to formulating and printing inks used for fo...

What's New in Food Safety Engineering

Because one of the most valuable skills of engineers is problem solving some academics have proposed an engineering
safety. The initial idea was to assist manufacturers and safety practitioners in facilitating the solving of problems r...

Supply Chain Risk Management

This session examines the alarming increase in Global Food Manufacturing Risk. Attendees will gain a broader knowled
brands face doing business and engaging in a global supply chain. This session examines today's environment as...

Root Cause Analysis to Ensure Continual Improvement

In this webinar you will learn techniques that will help you get to the root cause of problems in order to identify preventati
continual improvement. Root Cause Analysis is a method of problem solving that tries to identify the roo...

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