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NEHA Credential Creates a Professional Pathway for Food Safety Auditors

August 1, 2016

Addressing the challenges that the food industry faces regarding the training of auditors is an urgent matter.

Building a National Competency-Based Learning System for Food Officials

August 1, 2016

The competency framework process can be advantageous to task analysis for new jobs…or jobs that require mostly cognitive functions to complete.

Ultimate Food Safety: A Perspective

July 7, 2016

Implementing tried-and-true food safety programs will reap tremendous outcomes for food safety along the supply chain.

Six Ways to Grow and Retain Leaders for the Long Haul

June 12, 2016

For companies in the food industry, leaders can do the most good or the most harm when it comes to keeping food safe and profits growing.

Safely Feeding America

June 1, 2016

Feeding America and its partners not only lead in hunger-relief efforts, but they also lead the hunger-relief community in providing safe food.

What Exactly Is Meant by FDA’s Qualified Individual?

February 16, 2016

Learn how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines a “qualified individual” and what it means for you.

A Look at GMPs: How FSMA Will Change Expectations

February 10, 2016

The Food Safety Modernization Act will modernize current Good Manufacturing Practices regarding manufacturing, processing, packaging and holding of human foods.

Creating the Rapid Response Road Map: Collaboration Points the Way Forward

August 1, 2015

In recent years, federal, state and local agencies have shifted their thinking toward the concept of building an integrated food safety system.

Global Partnerships in Food Safety

August 1, 2015

All food industries, including those involved with spices and botanical ingredients, face challenges in providing safe products to consumers.

GMP Training: How Do You Measure Up?

June 16, 2015

Many food manufacturers spend a tremendous amount of time developing and delivering training, but if competencies are not gained, how do we know that this money was well spent?