Most information and training surrounding food cross contamination is focused primarily on bacteria in the kitchen and the need to separate utensils and work area of one type of food from another. However, supply chain food and food distribution flows provide much greater opportunities and dangers for cross contamination. Cross contamination in the kitchen represents the tip of the iceberg and often ignores allergens, pesticides, glutens yeasts, molds and most other adulterants as food moves through distribution channels in shared loads, on dirty pallets and in poorly sanitized trucks.

Date : 8th July 2015 to 8th July 2015

Place : United States, New hyde park

Website :https://www.complianceglobal.us/product/700145

Contact Person:Compliance Global Inc

Description:

Most information and training surrounding food cross contamination is focused primarily on bacteria in the kitchen and the need to separate utensils and work area of one type of food from another. However, supply chain food and food distribution flows provide much greater opportunities and dangers for cross contamination. Cross contamination in the kitchen represents the tip of the iceberg and often ignores allergens, pesticides, glutens yeasts, molds and most other adulterants as food moves through distribution channels in shared loads, on dirty pallets and in poorly sanitized trucks.

Most information and training surrounding food cross contamination is focused primarily on bacteria in the kitchen and the need to separate utensils and work area of one type of food from another. However, supply chain food and food distribution flows provide much greater opportunities and dangers for cross contamination. Cross contamination in the kitchen represents the tip of the iceberg and often ignores allergens, pesticides, glutens yeasts, molds and most other adulterants as food moves through distribution channels in shared loads, on dirty pallets and in poorly sanitized trucks. will be held in New hyde park,United States on date 2015-07-08

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Deadline for abstracts/proposals : 8th July 2015

Keynote Speakers :

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