Sanitary Food Packaging Concepts-Food Safety Training 2015

Sanitary Food Packaging Concepts Instructor: John M Ryan Product ID: 500919 Description This presentation will provide insight into safe and sanitary food safety packaging concepts designed to help companies review and upgrade their handling and use of packaging materials. The legal and operational basis for sanitary food packaging, prevention of cross contamination, facility, HACCP, and personnel requirements will be explored from the farm through transportation and distribution, into processing and retail. The areas covered in this webinar are: Facility requirements Types of packages Packaging equipment and systems Protection of packaging from adulteration (prior and during use) Personnel and handling sanitation Food not completely enclosed by a container Qualifying sanitary package suppliers In-transit sanitation requirements Sanitation of tools used in packaging operations Management responsibilities Why Should you Attend: This training program will discuss protection of food packaging from adulteration, types of packages, facility requirements, packaging equipment and systems, personnel and handling sanitation, and more. Much of today’s food packaging uses materials that would not be allowed in electronics packaging due to outgassing and chemical contamination. Often food packaging is stored in dirty conditions that allow contaminants to transfer from food operations onto clean food. Objectives of the Presentation: Understanding how to maintain sanitation controls over packaging Learning how to certify packaging manufacturers Understanding legal packaging implications Learning what not to do when establishing packaging lines Knowing the differences between food completely and not completely enclosed by a container Understanding the impact that unsanitary transportation conditions can have on your packaging Understanding how the packaging itself can contaminate foods. Who can Benefit: Harvest Supervisors Packing House Supervisors and Managers Shipper-Growers (Fa