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How to set food safety objectives

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How to set food safety objectives

 

Start Time: 11 AM London, 6.00 AM New York

 

Amanda Evans-Lara, Food Safety Compliance Specialist, HACCP Mentor

 


Food safety objectives are the goals that your food business sets around producing and providing safe and suitable food to your customers. They can be seen as the guiding principles that you can then build your food safety implementation plans around. Every policy that you develop for your food business should have an associated set of food safety (and quality) objectives. This session focuses on developing SMART objectives, communicating them to your team and reporting on the outcomes.

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Some examples of food safety objectives include:
  1. To reduce rework by x% from the previous year.
  2. To ensure that we respond to customer complaints within x hours.
  3. To reduce the number of customer complaints by x% from the previous year.
  4. To ensure that all new staff are inducted before commencement of work.
 

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