Process Control

RSS

The food industry is interested in controlling pathogenic bacteria from ‘farm to fork’ or ‘gate to plate.

Development of alternative pathogen decontamination technologies would certainly improve the safety of ready-to-eat and fresh agricultural products.

All instruments used for ensuring quality, safety, sanitation and legal compliance must be calibrated.

The inherent risk of recontamination by L. monocytogenes in meat processing environments has been well documented and must be addressed.

The cook-chill process also decreases labor, product handling and chances of cross-contamination of foods.

A FSMS is only as strong as its weakest link. It is critical that both corporate headquarters and all of a company’s processing plants have a strong verification program.

Selecting the wrong conveyor belts can lead to food contamination, product recalls and, ultimately, loss of consumer confidence.

As your company’s most valuable asset, it is essential to protect your products from all sources of cross-contamination.

Introduction of new processing technologies also requires analytical procedures for the determination of which biomolecules are affecting food quality.