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Shelf life validation
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Hello everyone, I am wondering if someone can help. I am working in a supplement manufacturers. Most raw materials are stable with... more -
Marking of products containing metal
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Hi If the metal detector alarms for a product, how do you mark the product, and do you place it somewhere specific to wait for further investi... more -
The future with GLP1 agonists
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Hi all, I'm starting to see increasingly panicked posts from commercial people about these. And of course the inevitable (not enti... more -
METAL DETECTOR for strawberry packaging
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Hi comunity, I need your help: We are implementing a food safety management system according to the BRCGS FOOD standard for a... more -
Validity of Risk-Based Response by Zone for E. coli vs. Salmonella/Listeria in EMP
Nov 22 2025 10:46 AM, Replies: 2
Hello everyone,We are currently revising an Environmental Monitoring Program (EMP) for a fresh-cut pomegranate arils processing facility. The facil... more
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Marking of products containing metal
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Stop the line and stop the factory even if they are discovered to be false positive later? more -
Marking of products containing metal
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So you just separate what was rejected, right? The line that is running the lot keeps running? For one reject, keep running and investigate.... more -
What lessons can be learned from the Boars Head Listeria recall?
Today, 08:14 PM
To answer my own question, apparently NOTHING https://www.spartannash.com/recall/recall-11-23-2025/This is so wildly frustrating to watch. ugh... more -
What lessons can be learned from the Boars Head Listeria recall?
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METAL DETECTOR for strawberry packaging
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Hi, Does anyone have a complete HACCP study template for fresh strawberry packaging (including the flowchart)? more
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Keystone Meats Enhances Product Quality with Mettler-Toledo X-Ray Inspection System
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Everybody Makes Mistakes - But Should Public Health Pay the Price? On Poka-Yoke and Mechanisms of Memory
Taking Place: 19 December 2025 - 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Whenever something goes wrong because procedures weren't followed, we are conditioned to deliver "correctiv... more
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Premium Practical Food Safety Culture Training
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The Practical Food Safety Culture 4-hour online training webinar is suitable for those wishing to implement... more -
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Whenever something goes wrong because procedures weren't followed, we are conditioned to deliver "corrective training" assuming that the employee shoiuld have been more competent. This is usually not really the case. Often people simply make unavoidably mistakes or just forget. These cases should be predicted in the framework...
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Free Webinar: Prerequisite Programmes for Food Safety
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Food Safety Essentials is a free monthly webinar where members can participate in an interactive question-and-answer session on food safety management. Each session includes a concise presentation on a specific food safety topic, followed by an open Q&A discussion. When: Wednesday, November 26, 2025 - 2 PM UK | 10 AM EST (1-hour session) Th... more
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