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Food Safety Fridays Webinars
Webinar recordings from the Food Safety Fridays Program.
Incident ManagementThe philosophy of food safety and quality management is one of prevention, whereby the safety and quality of food products are assured via the use of processes such as HACCP, Vendor Assurance etc. However, on occasion it is necessary to respond reactiv...
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Allergen ManagementAllergen labelling errors and allergen management issues causes the largest number of recalls in North America and the EU. The presentation will looks at the nature of the recalls and the components of the Food Safety Management System that may need at...
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Risk Assessment under BRCDid you know that the BRC Food Standard refers to risk assessment nearly 100 times, but offers almost no advice on how these risk assessments should be carried out? This presentation offers an extensive analysis of risk assessment under BRC, and it pro...
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Tips to measure food safety culture and food safety behaviorFood safety culture is a risk factor. Even if you have all the resources you need for your food safety system, people can make it or break it. A food safety culture can range from strongly negative to strongly positive. What is yours like and what can...
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5,540 Views
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Understanding the difference between PRP, OPRP & CCP – An introductionIf you are a food safety practitioner you will no doubt have heard of and may even be confused by the terms PRP, PRP, and CCP.In this webinar, we will demystify and clarify these terms by providing a factual and accessible account of the hi...
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How to make food safety learning fun and effectiveHow to make food safety training fun and effective? Let's start by replacing the term "training" with the term "learning". Employees aren't circus elephants nor marathon runners. They don't need to be trained. They need to b...
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Testing for Microbial Contamination in Ambient AirIn this webinar, we will discuss how ambient air becomes contaminated with microorganisms and the dangers that they pose to food and beverage products. Maria Sandoval, Trace Analytics' lab director and microbiologist will explain how best to sample...
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5,450 Views
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Integrated Pest Management for Food PlantsThis course will define Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and provide a practical approach on how to effectively manage pests in your facility. Learn the importance of pest biology and behaviors, as well as, the roles of the pest management professional...
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5,389 Views
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Fast method to define and test recall and withdrawal proceduresIf your procedure is not clear your recall could financially effect more strongly your organisation than it should. With this webinar we will go through the fast way of recall/withdrawal procedures. Also you will learn how to test your procedure and to...
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5,386 Views
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Tips for an Effective Environmental Monitoring ProgramThis webinar will give attendees the tools necessary to address four food safety issues in the processing environment:1) finding spoilage microorganisms in the environment before they affect product 2) finding allergens in the environ...
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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, including:- The Low-Down on Organic Foods - Ingredients, contact substances and modification methods
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Microbial Testing 101 for Compressed Air: Understanding ISO 8573-7Compressed air and gases are commonly referred to as a manufacturing facility’s Fourth Utility driving the food and beverage industry, but is often overlooked as a source of contamination. International Organization for Standards 8573 (ISO 8573) provid...
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Training in the Workplace to Engage and Empower Your EmployeesEngaged, enthusiastic and empowered employees are the very core of a company’s success in producing safe, quality food products. Employee engagement typically begins with that initial company orientation which is designed to introduce the new hire to c...
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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 States of America (USA). What are the new regulatory requirements under FSMA? How is your organization affected by these regulations? T...
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How to analyse risks in the new ISO 22000:2018The new version of ISO 22000 is active and we have time to transfer our food safety management systems to the new versions by June 2021. Those who started the transfer or implementation to the new version noted that there are now hazards (operational o...
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5,133 Views
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Wet Cleaning and CIPThis webinar will define basic wet cleaning and CIP cleaning for food plants. Learn the importance of wet cleaning and CIP for an effective cleaning program based on equipment, processes, and products. Identify common cleaning issues and understand the...
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Implementing a Food Safety Management System compliant with BRCBased on 25 years of working with BRC requirements, this webinar will provide guidance to current BRC requirements and how to develop a food safety and quality management system compliant with BRC standards. The webinar will be useful to organisations...
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Assessing suppliers through routine and non-routine auditsMost companies have produced guidelines and specific codes of practice which detail the management control system that they expect to find in their suppliers of branded goods. They also define the conditions of the structure and equipment that is neces...
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3 Areas of Focus to Make Food Safety Training StickLow tech or high tech, the results are the same: training often doesn’t stick. Any time you have new employees, or new rules or operating procedures to follow, you want training to transfer to the job. You want to see improved work behaviour and habits...
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How ISO 9001:2015 can improve your food safety managementMany establishments operating throughout the food supply chain are certified to ISO 9001 and the majority of these are co-certified to any one of the Food Safety Management System (FSMS) schemes available. In September 2015 ISO published the latest rev...
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4,961 Views
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Root Cause Analysis, how science can help us with the investigationsIt is commonly known that root-cause analysis can be done with tools like the 5 Whys or Cause-and-Effect Analysis. The advantage of using these tools is that we can organize the information found in the investigation more efficiently. But just identify...
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Compressed Air Testing: How to Pass Your Next AuditMany food safety organizations (SQF, BRC, FSSC, primusGFS, IFS) are including compressed air monitoring as one of their requirements. Ruby Ochoa, President and Owner of Trace Analytics, will address what these requirements are, which compressed air sta...
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4,883 Views
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How to achieve a higher score on your GFSI auditWant to improve your audit score? There are many common pitfalls resulting in non-conformances during the typical GFSI audit. This webinar is using actual examples of situations that resulted in non-conformances during FSSC audits carried out over the...
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How To Handle Product Inspection RejectsWe often rely on equipment within the production environment to identify and reject non-conforming products. Ensuring these rejected items are properly handled is a critical aspect of a good Product Inspection Program. Non-conforming items should be ha...
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Effective Food Safety Management System AuditingSome of the most notorious food safety tragedies happened at sites that had been audited by internal and external auditors. When we read the investigative reports and are exposed to some of the non-conformities found to have led to these incidents, we...
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