Fire safety is an important part of the operation of any building – whether it’s commercial or residential. There’s a lot to do to make sure you’re ready in the event of a fire,but there’s also a lot of noise out there regarding what people know and take as fact. Today, we’re going to discuss …
Get some great food safety tips and learn about the latest CIFS news by exploring our information-packed food safety blog. As the threat of COVID-19 persists throughout the country, the food industry continues to be one of the hardest hit industries from the pandemic. This is particularly evident as many regions are grappling with their …
he OECD Environment Focus Blog aims to increase dialogue on a variety of environmental topics among policy makers, experts and the general public. Blog authors include OECD policy experts and occasionally guest authors. t the start of the 2000s, consumers were surprised to discover that some of their “beef” lasagne was instead made out of horsemeat. …
Within the food industry, there are numerous standards that need to be followed to ensure the safety of all food produced. So, what is BRC and what are your organisation’s responsibilities in meeting it? and what are your organisation’s responsibilities in meeting it? The British Retail Consortium (BRC) first published its Global Standard for Food …
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As students we are constantly given technical information and fundamentals about food. Although this is important knowledge for our careers we sometimes need to look at the bigger picture and understand what is going on around us. Some of us aren’t fortunate enough to be working during school but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn! …
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) is a GFSI-benchmarked scheme popular throughout Europe, with some U.S.-based food and beverage companies holding certificates. While 65% of registered sites are located in Europe, 11% are located in the U.S., making it a fairly common food safety scheme for North American processors and manufacturers. If your company is preparing for a …
