About Us
- 35+ years experience in Food Manufacturing and Consumer Goods.
- Experience throughout the supply chain from farm to fork.
- Commercial awareness and perspective in finding solutions.
Sarah is a food industry professional with more than 35 years’ experience in Retail and Food Manufacturing. Her experience spans across UK and Europe working for a range of food businesses including Unilever, M&S, PepsiCo Restaurants/Yum Brands, Cargill, Cott Corporation and Express Dairies. She offers a wealth of knowledge throughout the supply chain with her core focus on food safety, regulatory compliance and quality management.
Sarah’s approach to working with clients is practical and hands on helping them to achieve that crucial balance between compliance, quality and profit for their own specific business.
She is able to work with businesses at all stages of maturity with a client base ranging from start-ups to established retailers.
Sarah has a real interest in supporting businesses to develop and grow ensuring that the company is technically stronger position moving forward.
Core support services include:Food and Drink Label checks ; Food Supplements , BRC Global Standards consultancy ; HACCP ; Internal Auditing ; Quality Management Systems ; Food Hygiene : HACCP : Allergen Training
Sarah Howarth - BScHons, CSci, FIFST, FRSPH
Sarah is a Fellow of both the Institute of Food Science and Technology and Royal Society of Public Health
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"We have used Sarah to ensure our packaging complies to the new food labelling requirements that come into force in December 2014. The whole process was efficient and fast. Following a visit from trading standards I was ensured that our new packaging was perfect and 100% compliant."
DEFRA publish Pesticide levels in Food report
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Use of Dairy terms in Food Labelling and Bran
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