12th May 2022; 9.30am to 3.30pm
Presented by David Kennedy & Malcolm Laidlaw
Venue : i2 FAST, Maxted House, Maxted Road, Hemel Hempstead, Herts. HP2 7DX
Cost : £280 plus VAT per delegate
REGISTRATION HAS NOW CLOSED
Unfortunately, there are regularly food poisoning outbreaks associated with a wide range of fresh produce crops, recently Listeria on sweetcorn, Salmonella on Galia Melons, E coli 0157 on lettuce to name but a few.
The key to ensuring safe crop production is to identify the main areas of potential contamination, and then develop and implement appropriate mitigation strategies to reduce or eliminate these risks.
This training course will aim to develop attendees understanding and knowledge in these areas, to allow them to use their skills to practically identify and manage contamination risk in real world situations, in a wide range of crop production situations.
Key areas covered:
Micro Food Pathogens Risks
Introduction to microbial food safety including recent issues and trends
Background to sources of microorganism in fresh produce and risk management
Overview of specific microorganisms of interest in fresh produce
Customer and legislative standards
Strengths and weaknesses of certification standards
Breakout sessions throughout the day to cover practical aspects of mitigating risks within fresh produce
Field risk assessments
Crop categories and intrinsic risks
Manure and grazing
Key risk areas in crop production Water/Manure/People
Managing contamination risks
Animal and Animal Manures
Water sources and risk assessment
Managing water use risk post harvest
Water treatment - what systems, how they operate and effectively managing them in a field situation
For further information contact reception@i2fast.com
ACT now as there are only limited places available