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  • Would your site pass the "Daily Mail" check?

    Today, 05:57 AM, Replies: 1

    Over the years there have been a few issues in the UK with people filming in food factories and putting into news programmes.  The most recent... more
  • APT TESTING

    Yesterday, 11:34 PM, Replies: 2

    WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR APT TESTING.  HOW MANY TESTS SHOULD WE BE DOING AND HOW OFTEN.  WE DON'T HAVE ANY CCP'S THAT THIS WOULD BE... more
  • Visitors

    Yesterday, 09:57 PM, Replies: 3

    What is required for visitors to do exactly for SQF.  Do we have to have a visitor questionnaire? more
  • Glasses repair with metal wire

    Yesterday, 09:50 PM, Replies: 1

    Hello all, An employee who wears glasses has made a repair to the glasses by putting a metal wire through the hole where the screw was and wra... more
  • New Co-man

    Yesterday, 09:01 PM, Replies: 1

    We are setting up a new co-man, I have been provided with their SQF cert and audit report along with all of the other information we requested (OG... more
  • Would your site pass the "Daily Mail" check?

    12 minutes ago

    I considered a similar thought exercise during the height of Boars Head's media attention, and I honestly don't think any real operation could pass... more
  • Grande Dino

    38 minutes ago

    Welcome to the forum! more
  • APT TESTING

    Today, 11:56 AM

    We would need more information to really be helpful.What kind of product are you making?What's the environment?Is it high-risk/high care?How large... more
  • APT TESTING

    Today, 11:32 AM

    Did you mean ATP testing or is APT something different that I'm not aware of. Double checking because there are a lot of acronyms I don't know. more
  • SQF versus FSSC 22000

    Today, 10:58 AM

    Are you supplying any retailers with their brand or are you own branded?  Do you supply business to business?  That's where I'd look firs... more

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