Foreign Material Control in Food Processing

February 12, 2013· Ended
Conference
Palo Alto, United States
In Person

About This Event

This webinar for food processing will cover the overview of systems necessary to reduce the risk of foreign material contamination, associated guidelines, HACCP and prerequisite programs followed by investigative techniques and a customer and team response plan.

Why Should You Attend:

While foreign material contamination is not one of the more frequent causes for recalls, it is in the top ten. Industry best practices have changed over recent years with the advent of new technology and the increasing popularity of processed foods. Consumer standards are higher and tolerance for deviations is lower.

When there is an incident, it can be devastating for the consumer and the brand. Foreign material control is a major component of HACCP and food safety. Preventing potential injury from ingestion of sharp objects is one of the basic principles that all food processing operators must employ. Team members play a key role and should know how they are accountable to ensure food safety and quality.
This 60 minute training will consist of overview of systems necessary to reduce the risk of foreign material contamination, followed by investigative techniques and a customer and team response plan. At the end of this webinar, the speaker will handle your specific questions related to the topic.

Learning Objectives:

  • Changes in Recall Authority enacted by the Food Safety and Modernization Act of 2011.
  • GFSI Product traceability standards.
  • Material Labeling, Segregation and Documentation for traceability.

For Registration:

http://www.complianceonline.com/ecommerce/control/trainingFocus/~product_id=702699?channel=worldconf

Event ID: eknqr7m

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