Food Safety Compliance - Top Trainings

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All Modules:

Module 1: Sanitation and Chemical Safety Training for Food Manufacturing
Module 2: Effective Use of Validation and Verification to Improve your Food Safety Management System
Module 3: Food Marketing Claims in the United States: Regulatory and Litigation Risks, Defenses and Best Practices
Module 4: The Regulation of Pet Food in the United States
Module 5: FDA’s New Food Safety Law - What does It mean for everyone in the Global Food Chain?
Module 6: Food Safety Traceability Systems: Identifying, Locating and Knowing the Condition of Food in the Supply Chain
Module 8: Preventing Listeria in RTE processing plants

Module 1 : Sanitation and Chemical Safety Training for Food Manufacturing
Instructor: Melinda Allen

Areas covered in this webinar:

• The basics of chemical safety
• Accessing MSDS for emergencies
• Storage of Chemicals
• The Basic steps to cleaning and sanitation of the facility and its equipment
• The relationship between sanitation, HACCP and food safety

Module 2 : Effective Use of Validation and Verification to Improve your Food Safety Management System
Instructor: John Surak

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• Validation as defined by Codex and ISO 22000.
• Verification as defined by Codex and ISO 22000.
• Recognized validation strategies and limits of each strategy.
• Developing appropriate validation plans.
• Implementing a verification plan that can drive continuous improvement.
• How the system can be designed to provide real-time anytime/anywhere transportation control data- farm to fork.

Module 3 : Food Marketing Claims in the United States: Regulatory and Litigation Risks, Defenses and Best Practices
Instructor: Leslie T Krasny

• FDA requirements for labeling claims.
• FTC requirements for advertising claims.
• Overview of state consumer fraud laws.
• NAD standards.
• FDA enforcement actions.
• FTC enforcement actions.
• NAD decisions.
• Class action lawsuits.
• Risk assessments for claims.
• Industry trends regarding marketing claims.

Module 4 : The Regulation of Pet Food in the United States
Instructor: Karl M Nobert

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• FDA's regulation of pet food products including the rules covering product formulation, manufacturing, labeling and promotion.
• The various components of a pet food label.
• The process for introducing a new ingredient or feed additive to the market.
• The differences between the Pre-Market Clearance Process, the Food Additive Petition Process and the process for having an ingredient deemed Generally Recognized As Safe (“GRAS”).
• Update on the status of the Proposed GRAS Self-Affirmation Notification Program.
• A summary of FDA's recent enforcement activity in the area and recent trends and areas of particular enforcement risks.
• FDA's regulation of those veterinary products marketed and sold as dietary supplement and nutraceutical in the U.S.
• A brief introduction to the animal drug approval process.

Module 5: FDA’s New Food Safety Law - What does It mean for everyone in the Global Food Chain?
Instructor: Sandra N Whetstone

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• Record Keeping requirement.
• Hazard analysis and risk-based preventive controls.
• Performance standards.
• Standards for produce.
• Sanitary transportation of food.
• Port shopping.
• Targeting of inspection resources.
• Laboratory accreditation.
• Surveillance.
• Foreign supplier verification.
• Voluntary qualified importer program.
• Inspection of foreign facilities.
• Accreditation of third party auditors

Module 6 : Food Safety Traceability Systems: Identifying, Locating and Knowing the Condition of Food in the Supply Chain
Instructor: John Ryan

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• RFID, Barcode and Electronic Systems.
• International Traceability.
• Identification, Location and Condition Tracking (ILC).
• Tracking of bins and containers.
• Satellite and Cell Tracking.
• Simple Tagging (slap and ship) as a low risk alternative vs RFID at the high cost end.
• On-line hosted systems vs "own your own".
• Item vs case and pallet levels of identification. GS1 and other high cost factors.
• ISO 22005 - International Standard for Food Traceability.
• The future of cell phone technology.
• World-View Software systems that show the status of moving food.

Module 8 : Preventing Listeria in RTE processing plants
Instructor: JeffreyBrusseau

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• Preventing Cross Contamination.
• Essentials of an Environmental Swabbing Program.
• Rotate your Sanitizer, - which one?
• Antimicrobial Treatments.
• Personal Hygiene.
• The supplier's role in training the sanitation team.
• Control the floors, control the bacteria.
• Chemical Applications.

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