How To Implement a Strong Food Safety Culture

By Food Safety Tech Staff

A strong food safety culture is not required by regulation, yet it can pay off in fewer violations, recalls and, ultimately, a safer public. Here is how to recognize (and overcome) the most common road blocks to building a company culture—from the C-suite to the front lines—that embraces food safety.

Halal Culture Media to Meet the Needs of Halal-Certified Manufacturers

Culture media for microbial monitoring can carry non-halal ingredients into halal-certified production areas, potentially compromising the status of the whole facility.

• Certified to be free of non-halal raw materials (e.g. peptones not digested by pork enzymes)
• Produced at a regularly audited and certified halal manufacturing site
• Compliant with other international regulatory standards

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Key Components of Environmental Control

By Food Safety Tech Staff

Understanding the three core components of an environmental control program as well as the areas that pose the highest risk of contamination and regulatory action will help you develop and maintain a safer food processing facility.

Food Safety Tech Hazards Series: Salmonella

Sponsored By Hardy Diagnostics

From leafy greens to poultry, Salmonella continues to cause outbreaks and trigger recalls in food products. In this webinar, experts review the incidence of Salmonella and relevant recalls, and share how companies can detect and reduce the pathogen’s presence in their facilities.

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FDA Is Focusing on Safety of Frozen Berries

By Food Safety Tech Staff

From 1983 to 2018, there were 50 outbreaks globally that were attributed to frozen berries: 36 caused by norovirus and 14 by hepatitis A.

Taylor Farms Exec Named Chair of CPS Board

By Food Safety Tech Staff

“The food we grow and sell to consumers is the same food we take home to our families. Our work doesn’t get more personal than that,” said Pezzini.

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