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UK Pet Food, previously known as Pet Food Manufacturers' Association, has announced its new raw pet food production certification, alongside the adoption of a new name for the organization.
The Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standards (BRCGS) Food Safety Issue 9 contains new requirements that certified manufacturers will be expected to comply with by February 1, 2023.
A new scope published to the Global Food Safety Initiative’s (GFSI’s) Benchmarking Requirements enables the providers of services that impact food safety to become recognized by a GFSI-recognized certification program.
RLS Logistics announced that some of its cold storage warehouse facilities earned the top food safety certifications in the cold storage and distribution industry through the British Retail Consortium Global Standard (BRCGS).
The University of London has published a new study that shows that the business benefits of food safety certification can extend beyond food safety itself.
FoodChain ID, via its subsidiary Agricert MX, now offers organic certification for products sold in Mexico, in response to the Mexican Organic Products Regulation.
This episode of Food Safety Matters explores the ins and outs of training with Donna Schaffner, associate director of food safety, quality assurance and training at the Rutgers University Food Innovation Center.