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Food Safety Fridays Webinars
Webinar recordings from the Food Safety Fridays Program.
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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Understanding the FDA Sanitary Transportation RegulationsFDA will publish Sanitary Transportation Regulations based on the Food Safety Modernization Act in March 2016. While the scope of these regulations are limited to certain food types, the information is important for all transportation operations seekin...
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Foreign Supplier Verification Program for Food ImportersUnderstand the requirements for importers and exporters and plan your steps to assure timely compliance with the new food import requirements. FDA’s rule on Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVPs) for Importers of Food was finalized in November...
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A Brief History of QualityThis webinar will provide quality practitioners with a chronological history of quality from its earliest beginnings in mass manufacturing and the need for standardization and efficiency to the present day and the proliferation of national and internat...
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Internal Audits as an Employee Awareness ToolInternal audit is a requirement of any implemented standardized system, especially when we talk about food safety systems. A good internal audit program is the foundation of a strong and long lasting system. For an audit program you will need to have a...
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Food Safety Horizon Scanning: Developments That Could Save Your Business!If the food you produce is safe, your business is safe. In today’s environment it is critical that you identify and understand all food safety threats on the horizon. Only then can you establish the preventive controls that will keep your business safe...
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Metal Detection, X-Ray or Both Making the Right ChoiceFood and Pharmaceutical product manufacturers have an obligation to comply with industry legislation and regulation. It is necessary to have effective inspection processes in place where there is a clear risk of contamination. The choice of protection...
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4,584 Views
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5 Areas that Influence Commitment to Food SafetyThe letter of senior management commitment was signed and filed. But written commitment isn’t enough to have a food safety management system that works. What else does senior management need to do, and how will that influence food safety behavior all t...
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How to understand and comply with FSSC 22000FSSC 22000 is fully recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) and is based on existing ISO Standards. It demonstrates a company has a robust and effective food safety management system (FSMS) in place to meet the requirements of regulators...
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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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Preventive Controls and HACCPThe FDA released their final rules for risk-based preventive controls in September 2015 and compliance dates for some business begin as early as September 2016. As a result, all FDA-registered US food manufacturing facilities as well as facilities loca...
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Food Safety Plans, doing the Hazard Analysis rightIt is generally suggested that after implementing a list of Good Manufacturing Practices a Process-based food safety plan should be implemented to identify the potential hazards at the various steps, and to determine methods for control. To achieve an...
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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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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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Training for FSMA’s Food Safety Preventive Controls Compliance: Is it working?How effective is the training for FSMA’s Preventive Controls for Human Food training in motivating facilities to comply with the requirement for developing and implementing a Food Safety Plan? Based on Level II (follow up surveys with class participant...
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Conducting a vulnerability assessment for intentional contaminationDo you know what risks and weaknesses lie beneath the surface at your food facility? This webinar will help you identify security hazards throughout your operation – from structural flaws to program limitations – so that you can assign physical and pro...
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FDA's Sanitary Transport Rule: Who it Applies to and its Impact on the Food Transportation IndustryThe FSMA rule on Sanitary transport of human and animal food advances FDA’s effort to protect foods from farm to table by keeping product safe from contamination during transportation. This presentation will discuss the requirements and likely impact f...
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What Is Culture Excellence?Food manufacturers have been looking for 'Cultural Excellence' for a number of years now, with interest growing from large manufacturers through to retailers and global brands. The purpose of this webinar is to provide you with an overview of C...
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Understanding Food FraudFood fraud is a collective term used to encompass the deliberate and intentional substitution, addition, tampering, or misrepresentation of food, food ingredients, or food packaging; or false or misleading statements made about a product, for economic...
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Defining SMART goals in food safety planningThis webinar will cover specific and practical knowledge on how to define clear goals for your company. Especially this webinar will give you inputs on definition of specific food safety goals for your production. Through the presentation you will lear...
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Want to Validate Your Metal Detector, Now What?Validation is a requirement for any food safety program yet guidance as to how to validate is difficult to find particularly when it comes to validating metal detection systems. We will discuss different validation methods including validating detecti...
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4,505 Views
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Root Cause Analysis – How it Can Help Your Food Safety PlanFood facilities have a variety of mechanisms for identifying food safety failures, including customer complaints, self-inspections, audits, and regulatory visits. The key to success is being able to take action to prevent recurrence of these failures,...
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CREEP – Comprehensive Risk Evaluation of Environmental PathogensThe food industry is expected to deliver food to the public that is free from any amount of Salmonella spp. or Listeria Monocytogenes bacteria. Considering the fact that these pathogens are naturally found in the environment and are potentially present...
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Overview of Statistical Process Control (SPC) for the Food IndustryStatistical process control (SPC) is a method to improve or achieve quality control in a manufacturing process. Support productivity and quality improvement in your facility by designing and implementing a customized SPC program. This session will prov...
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Ensuring Readable Date/Lot Code InformationLabel-related defects are the most common cause of product recalls, and also happen to be the most preventable. One of the more challenging inspections is with expiration and date coding from ink jet printers. Products moving down an unstable line and...
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