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Food Safety Fridays Webinars
Webinar recordings from the Food Safety Fridays Program.
FSSC Development Program for SMEsIn many parts of the world we see the growing importance of small and medium sized organizations (SMEs) in the food supply chain. To support these organizations in working towards the supply of safe food, the Foundation FSSC 22000 offers the FSSC Devel...
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The Influence of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on the Food IndustryDue to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic the IFSQN team have prepared a special webinar for the food industry. In this webinar we will discuss known data about the virus, general steps of prevention and continuity of operations in your food production...
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Developing and Leading an Effective Food Safety TeamFood safety professionals are expected to manage food safety teams. Establishing a multidisciplinary food safety team is one of the first steps to take before developing a HACCP plan. An ongoing team is useful for effective implementation of a food saf...
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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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Managing Traceability and Recalls: Are You Prepared?The FDA expects that a company will make every effort to remove unsafe food from the marketplace in the shortest time possible. The completion of a successful recall requires disciplined execution using reliable information on the raw materials, distri...
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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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Food process improvement using Statistical Process Control (SPC)Hidden in the ocean of data collected by most food businesses, is a wealth of opportunity to control and improve processes. Food processes, like all other processes, are subject to variation. Whether we are talking about temperature, time, pressure, pH...
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Critical Control Points - using compressed air testing to monitor risksCustomer Service and Sales manager, Erin Zimmerman, will lead a deep dive into compressed air critical control points. CCPs are steps where control can be applied to prevent food safety hazards. In this webinar, attendees will gain a deeper understandi...
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Conducting Internal AuditsGain the upper hand when you understand significant differences between self-inspections and internal audits and can identify and correct potential non-conformances before your certification auditor finds them. During this webinar, we will touch on how...
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Reducing Waste & Improving Efficiencies In Product InspectionWaste is a thorn in the side of food producers everywhere. It can be a problem during many stages of production and certain processes, such as product inspection, contribute to 'acceptable' levels of waste every day, but should it be acceptable...
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