This pack consists of 5 webinars:-

How Blockchain Will Become the Basis for An Integrated Food Safety System (IFFS)

If you have been wondering what all this jazz about Blockchain is or how it might impact your position in the food supply chain, you need to take an hour to learn what’s going on.  In this webinar, blockchain will be simply described and the likely food safety and quality inputs to this invoicing system are likely to determine your company’s financial future. 

Sanitary Food Packaging Concepts: Overview of Trends, Standards, and Implications for Food

When you sit down to eat lunch or dinner today, like us, most people will check their plates and utensils for cleanliness.  Once the food is cleaned, processed, and ready for transport, the packaging that carries the food through the supply chain should protect the food from Coronavirus contamination, be sanitized, and should protect the food from other types of adulteration. Clean food should be moved in sanitary packaging.  No food industry member should package or transport clean food in uncontrolled dirty packages, trailers, or containers.

NEW FDA Proposed FSMA Rule on Food Traceability

Get ready folks! Not everything is COVID. The FDA has not died nor gone to sleep but is finally proposing a future-looking set of traceability rules after avoiding the issue for a couple of decades. Frank Yiannis (previously Walmart), the deputy commissioner for food policy and response is alive and ticking. This webinar will cover the proposed FDA traceability requirements and techniques useful in the event of quality deviation investigations and potential FDA Recalls.

Protecting Food Delivery Drivers and Consumers During Covid-19

In a 2018 meeting of the Association of Food and Drug Officials, home food delivery services drew great interest due to the potential for driver services to result in consumer-level food safety outbreaks because of the lack of industry and governmental food safety controls.  The coronavirus has significantly added to the need to protect drivers and consumers. This simple training will provide all concerned with basic home delivery coronavirus prevention training designed to protect this critical part of the food supply chain.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Regulation of Pet Food: Complying with FDA’s Rules for the Marketing and Sale of Dog and Cat Food

This webinar will provide an introduction to FDA rules governing manufacturing, testing, labeling, and marketing of pet food in the U.S. In addition to facility inspections and product recalls, the webinar will summarize and assess FDA’s enforcement activity in the U.S. pet food market paying particular attention to enforcement trends and risks.