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  • PROPER USE OF PPE

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    Dear Respected Members, Good DayCan someone share a link, PPT, or other material on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) use and standard reference... more
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    Dec 05 2025 07:55 PM, Replies: 6

    We have a an unannounced audit for our boysenberry production. There are 2 packhouses under the same FSMS, due to a cold snap and the fruit maturin... more
  • Extending shelf life with micro and sensory evaluation

    Dec 05 2025 02:22 PM, Replies: 1

    Hey all, A customer of ours is asking us to extend a shelf life on one of the products (carob chips). We typically do not do this and ask the... more
  • Coconut no longer an Allergen

    Dec 05 2025 01:27 PM, Replies: 6

    FDA has now removed coconut from the declared allergens requirement. It still needs to be listed in ingredient statements but removed from the alle... more
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     I love learning! I am the Compliance Coordinator at my company and had transitioned to the foods industry from 13 years in the pharmaceutica... more
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