Food Hygiene Compliance
- How do you ensure your food business is fully compliant?
- Have opportunities for improvement been identified by customers?
- Are you seeking additional assurance and confidence in your systems?
Food Safety and Regulatory Compliance is a pre requisite for any successful food business. Customers expect Food Safety Assurance as standard practice. All food operators are legally obliged to provide safe food and take a responsible approach investing in Food Safety.
The consequences of getting it wrong can be severe leading to loss of business, reputation, public injury, fines or even imprisonment.
Sarah offers a wide range of food safety compliance support services enabling your business to meet its due diligence requirements. Support services available include: Food Label compliance checks ; BRC Global Standards ; HACCP ; Food Hygiene : Food Hygiene Ratings Scheme ; Allergen Training
"Expertise of the trainer was very good. Examples given were tailored to our needs whenever possible, whilst still giving insight on other industries & possible problems they may have. The course met our HACCP Level 2 training requirements and was excellent value for money. Having the course on site for the whole team was much more valuable to us than having to send the team to more expensive outside training courses. It was the quickest and most cost efficient option for us. Very friendly support and training. Very flexible with the day schedule and the team present."
Fanny Crossley, Operational and Quality CSR Manager
Other feedback from the course:
"Course trainer was superb. Easy to follow with good materials and props."
Russ Philips, Engineer
"Very good course for an introductory overview. Principles of the subject are much more clear now and Sarah was informative and knowledgeable."
Jo-Ann Newton, Supply Chain Manager
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