- TypeSeminar
- Location Los Angeles, California, United States
- Date 17-11-2016 - 18-11-2016
Education/Teaching/Training/Development
Biotechnology
Food Processing
OVERVIEW:
Transportation and Logistics food transportation food safety rules are currently being finalized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Under congressional instructions, the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) requires the FDA to establish rules to improve, audit and enforce new food transportation rules. The rules provide a significant focus on foods not completely enclosed by a container, risk reducing adulteration prevention, personnel training and certification, inspection and data collection, maintenance and reporting that provides evidence of compliance.
In this two day workshop conference you will learn the legal requirements, how to develop a company plan that meets FDA and your customer requirements. You will review and learn how to establish appropriate temperature monitoring, sanitation, container test and traceability, training and data reporting procedures.
New low cost GPS enabled traceability and temperature monitoring technology, EPA approved container sanitizers, washout technologies, temperature maintenance equipment, and food residue and bio-contaminant testing will be presented.
The session will also review the future of transportation food safety in light of new and evolving technologies. References to upcoming technology providers and Internet links to detailed information will be provided.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completing this course participants should:
WHO WILL BENEFIT:
This course is designed for food supply chain logistics and food safety and security personnel whose primary responsibilities include management, sanitation, quality and operations involved with handling incoming and outgoing food shipments, maintaining transportation equipment and tools, and purchasing or selling.
AGENDA:
Day 1 Schedule:
Lecture 1:
Review of the FDA's proposed rules on the sanitary transportation of human and animal foods.
Lecture 2:
Review of other international transportation food safety guidance and laws
Lecture 3:
The meaning of adulteration
Lecture 4:
Review of Standards
Lecture 5:
GAP analysis
Lecture 6:
Learning what happens during cold chain food transportation through all processes
Lecture 7:
Data, logs, forms and electronic record keeping
Lecture 8:
Shipment cargo theft, security and recall
Day 2 Schedule:
Lecture 1:
Issues facing food importers and those buying from them
Lecture 2:
Return on investment (ROI) and marketing advantages
Lecture 3:
Future technologies (trans-oceanic, satellite, etc.)
Afternoon practicum: Establishing an initial plan to implement your auditable system
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