Join leading experts and stakeholders for two days of cutting-edge insights on food safety culture, climate-smart food systems, biotechnology, and more. Choose between in‑person or virtual attendance, with access to workshops, panels, networking sessions, and conference materials.
Ticket Type | Duration | Price (USD) |
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In-Person | One Day | $250 USD + $20 USD Service Fee |
In-Person | Two Days | $400 USD + $20 USD Service Fee |
Online | One Day | $200 USD + $20 USD Service Fee |
Online | Two Days | $300 USD + $20 USD Service Fee |
USD 650 onsite | USD 500* Virtual Zoom
This course is the “Revised Standardized curriculum” recognized by FDA or is otherwise qualified through job experience to develop and apply a food safety system, as defined from Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk‐based Preventive Controls for Human Food regulation 21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 117.3. This revised version can serve as a revision for those who have already completed Version 1.
This Revised version addresses important updates in FDA guidance documents; important knowledge that PCQIs will need to keep their Food Safety Plans up-to-date. In addition to FDA guidance updates, other updates in Version 2.0 include:
To successfully complete this course, a participant must be present for the entire delivery and actively participate in the exercises.
Colleagues, Food Hygiene Bureau hosted a Webinar on Smart Agricultural Practices for Mitigating Climate Change held on the 25th October @ 7pm EST.
With the ongoing price hikes in local foodstuffs, increasing reliance on imported foods and uncertainty in weather patterns, this webinar is a must. Professor Srini Rao Mentreddy, Alabama A&M University, USA will share on important agricultural practices in mitigating climate.
Are you an Importer or Exporter with goods for the USA market, Are you have a broker, Auditor or do you provide advice to Importers, then this course is for you.
The Foreign Supplier Verification Program course is designed to teach you how to build an FSVP plan for your facility.
This course will help your facility meet FDA requirements set out under the FSMA’s Foreign Supplier Verification Program requirements and for importers of Food for Humans and Animals.
The main benefit of the Foreign Supplier Verification Program is to ensure that only safe products enter the facility, but there are a number of other benefits:
Formerly Senior Professor/ principal scientist and university head of entomology at ANGRAU AND PJTSAU . Had Doctoral degree in 1983 with specialization in Pesticide Residues, Insect Toxicology and worked for more than 33 years indifferent capacities as Professor/ Researcher and Extension scientist.
Specialisation: food safety and food security issues, pesticide residues, insect toxicology and IPM. He is involved in farmer empowerment and entrepreneurship development initiatives in agri-ecosystem.
Worked in collaboration with CIMMYT, Mexico on breeding for Insect Resistance and on innovative technologies in sugarcane, Potato, Ginger and Turmeric.