Food Safety in The Food Industry
From CCPs to Personal Hygiene, Gain the Skills to Safeguard the Food Industry.
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What You Will Learn!
- Know the basic personal hygiene concepts in the food industry
- What different types of food contaminants there are and how to recognize them
- The concept of working hygienically
- How to wash your hands properly
- Correct glove use
- The importance of cleaning and the link with pest control
- What are CCP’s
Description
Welcome to the comprehensive online course on Food Safety in the Food Industry! Designed to equip professionals with essential knowledge and skills, this course delves deep into crucial subjects that ensure the highest standards of food safety.
In this engaging program, we cover a wide range of topics to provide you with a holistic understanding of food safety practices. We begin with an exploration of Critical Control Points (CCPs), the vital stages of food production where control measures are implemented to eliminate or minimize hazards. By understanding CCPs, you will learn how to identify, assess, and manage potential risks effectively.
Gain essential knowledge and skills to ensure high standards of food safety.
Learn best practices for maintaining impeccable hygiene standards and preventing cross-contamination during food preparation.
Discover optimal storage techniques to preserve food quality and prevent spoilage. Address various hazards, such as physical objects, chemicals, allergens, and microorganisms. Explore strategies for hazard prevention and control. Emphasize personal hygiene practices to maintain food safety. This course offers a compelling mix of theoretical knowledge, practical techniques, and real-world case studies.
Empower yourself as a food industry professional by enrolling today.
Enhance your expertise to ensure the highest standards of food safety in your workplace. Take the first step towards a safer and successful future in the food industry.
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Who Should Attend!
- Factory workers, supervisors, auditors and any person working in a food processing factory