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FDA FSMA Preventive Controls Cross Contact & Contact Contamination (Allergens)

 
  April 01, 2018  
     
 


Online, USA
2018-04-10


Allergens continue to play a significant role in causing human illness and death. While labeling requirements established by the FDA have been in effect for some time, recalled food in today’s marketplace is very often the result if inaccurate allergen labeling that does not declare allergenic ingredients. 

Allergen cross contact and cross contamination can occur anywhere throughout the entire food supply chain. 

Under the FDA’s FSMA preventive control rules, allergens get special attention. They cannot be seen and are rarely tested for in spite of the fact that allergens come from many sources and are often associated with cross contact and cross contamination. Preventive control, sanitation and transportation rule requirements are not yet in place to adequately protect consumers from the potential deadly impact of ingested allergens. 

It is required that preventive control plans include hazard analysis for allergen plans include incoming, in-process and outgoing ingredients, packaging and labeling and cross contact prevention is validated in the validation plan.
 
 
Organized by: Compliance Training Panel
Invited Speakers:

Dr. John Ryan

 
Deadline for Abstracts: 2018-04-10
 
Registration:
Tuesday, April 10, 2018 
EST 13:00
Duration : 60 Minutes
Venue:Online
Email: support@compliancetrainingpanel.com
Tel: +1-844-216-5230
LIVE - SINGLE : $ 229
https://www.compliancetrainingpanel.com/Webinar/Topic?WB=FD00090
 
   
 
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