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Food Safety Webinar

Started by , Jan 13 2015 02:05 PM
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Thank you Simon and Ruth for a very informative webinar. Thank you for the time and effort, the PowerPoint, the 'certificate' :spoton:etc. I was not able to log on during the Webinar but watched it later. THIS is how we standardise food safety worldwide - together. I have registered for 9 more (up until November) that cover packaging and training. Don't feel so lost and alone anymore. Hungry for up to date, relevant information. Want to do the right thing.

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I have to agree with you, A big thank you to Simon and Ruth. We don't have of options to learn while still working in New Zealand , I'm going to try and do all the webinars if i can.

Sorry I missed your post there ange...hope you are managing to catch them even if it is the recording.

If you need help let me know.

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