Food Defense, Food Fraud & Crisis Management

Food Defense, Food Fraud & Crisis Management

This course provides an overview of Food Defense and Food Fraud. Meet the requirements of the FSMA Preventive Controls Rule for a documented Recall Plan during this engaging, interactive training.

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Learning Objectives:

  • Define Food Defense and Food Fraud
  • Identify the difference between Food Safety, Food Defense and Food Fraud
  • Recognize your role in the prevention of intentional adulteration of your products
  • Identify the threats that you may encounter
  • Implement the adequate measures to prevent any threats that present that can result in a food safety incident
  • Assess your readiness to manage a crisis situation

Who Should Attend:

Production, Supervisors, Managers, Procurement, R&D, and any Industry members

Prerequisites:

None.

Instructor-Led Live

Price: $550

This course is currently available as a private group training only. Contact us for more information and a quote.

This 8-hour interactive course teaches best practices and enables participants to assess their readiness for food defense, facility and employee protection, and crisis situations, providing best practices related to security and crisis management. Identify and mitigate food fraud vulnerabilities.

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What Our Clients Think

The breakout classes, thorough explanations, and expertise on the subject matter were all extremely valuable.

Edgar Ritualo - Director of FSQA

The recall example letters are helpful to have for future review. I appreciate the 'no nonsense' approach and completing the course in a timely manner. Sometimes training use 8-9 hours just to burn through the time, but this was all value-added.

Jonathan Piazza - Production Manager

The exercises that introduced how to run a vulnerability assessment were especially useful. Having group activities also helped because you benefit from more than just your own input. The instructor was very knowledgeable and able to answer all of the group's questions. Even though our company already uses the FDPB, this gave a deep dive into ensuring steps are taken correctly.

Jennifer Hymas - QA Manager