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By Guest Author on 05 May 2017
Biofilms represent a significant hygiene risk to the food processing industry. In Part 2 of this article we will look at Biofilm Detection and Treatment
Read moreBy Guest Author on 03 May 2017
The burning question being, can one get clean air ? The short answer is yes. But there is a but, first ‘clean’ must be specified and then the cost must be considered. Part 2 of this article looks at contaminants and offers some technical tips
Read moreBy Guest Author on 03 May 2017
How ice is manufactured, stored and used is another issue that should be part of a processor’s water management program. There is a sense that plant workers and their managers believe that frozen water cannot be a source of contamination.
Read moreBy Guest Author on 25 April 2017
The burning question is this - can one get clean air ? The short answer is yes, however, there is a also a "but". Firstly, 'clean' must be specified and then the cost must be considered. The questions normally start when people find out there's oil in compressed air
Read moreBy Guest Author on 24 April 2017
Biofilms represent a significant hygiene risk to the food processing industry. They are colonies of different types of microorganisms covered in a protective polymer coat; this is a natural barrier that protects against heat, mechanical damage, disinfectants and desiccation
Read moreBy Guest Author on 19 April 2017
Most people take water for granted. In the United States, Japan and in Western Europe, all that an individual needs to do is turn on the tap at any time in the day or night to get clean, potable water. Part 2 of this article considers the uses of water.
Read moreBy Guest Author on 19 April 2017
The ISO 9001 quality management system requires for organizations to write different procedures to prevent non-conformances and to guaranty that specific jobs and processes are carried out correctly. Here are some tips for writing effective procedures
Read moreBy Linda Jackson on 07 April 2017
Someone asked me a question today about what we as consumers can do about protecting ourselves from everyday products that are not packaged or handled properly before they get to the shelf? A though provoking question indeed given the recent press on alleged food safety breaches.
Read moreBy Linda Jackson on 05 April 2017
So, you suspect you ate something that didn’t agree with you after you spent one-on-one time with the white bowl in the early hours of the morning. But can you blame it on the burger? This article gives you the clues in helping you to identify if it was that burger
Read moreBy Guest Author on 03 April 2017
Keeping ants out of your plant can be seen as a three-stage process starting on the outside of the facility and working inward. “You have to realize that ants need only a tiny little crack to get in,” said Cisse Spragins, CEO, Rockwell Labs.
Read moreBy Guest Author on 03 April 2017
Over 80 years ago, L. monocytogenes was recognized as an animal pathogen that was widespread in nature, in soil, decaying vegetation and the bowels of many mammals. But in 1983 the first human outbreak was reported in Canada, proving that indirect transmission from animals to hum
Read moreBy Guest Author on 03 April 2017
One of the main objectives of an ISO 9001 management system is “continuous improvement”; however ISO 9001 provides little information on how organizations can reach and maintain it. In this specific aspect is where a lean system will provide the biggest benefit to any quality man
Read moreBy Guest Author on 29 March 2017
Most people take water for granted. In the United States, Japan and in Western Europe, all that an individual needs to do is turn on the tap at any time in the day or night to get clean, potable water. Water is used for drinking, cooking, washing and myriad other tasks.
Read moreBy Guest Author on 29 March 2017
Third-party audits are critically important to food companies. They are the primary tool your customers use to determine if adequate food safety systems are in place. This article covers some of the strategies and tactics you should employ to maximize your chances of a successful
Read moreBy Guest Author on 27 March 2017
An oldie but a goodie - Bill Marler on the responsibility of chief executive officers (CEOs) and senior level directors and managers to keep up with the identification and diagnosis of these diseases in order to make smarter decisions about their businesses
Read moreBy Linda Jackson on 21 March 2017
How can a substance so innocent and white cause such a heated debate? “Raw” milk (insert scary sound effects here) is a hotly debated topic between food producers, consumers and the government. So here are some basic facts about raw milk – straight from the cow.
Read moreBy Guest Author on 21 March 2017
How well is your risk assessment documented? Does it cover all hazards that might be associated with your products? Does it rate risk on likelihood and severity? Are your risks
Read moreBy Guest Author on 16 March 2017
In this final part of our series on preventive maintenance, the importance of accurate records is discussed. A software programme can definitely assist but don’t jump to that before your paper system is working for you. Listen to the paper – it provides valuable information to al
Read moreBy Guest Author on 09 March 2017
Food safety schemes such as FSSC 22000 have become an absolute necessity for food business operators. Many of them have taken up voluntary food safety certification not only to protect their consumers but also to comply with regulations, standards and customer requirements.
Read moreBy Linda Jackson on 06 March 2017
A final word… from the 'horse’s' mouth:taken directly from REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE COMPOSITION AND LABELLING OF RAW BOEREWORS, RAW SPECIES SAUSAGE AND RAW MIXED SPECIES SAUSAGE.
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