Date :
Place : United States, St. louis
Website :http://bit.ly/1OTNKfG
Contact Person:Event Manager
Description:
Educational material discussed during this seminar will include both effective sanitation and hygienic practices and the control of microorganisms that cause spoilage and foodborne illness. After a discussion of microorganisms found in meat products, safety issues will be addressed and contamination sources identified. Practices to reduce contamination such as personal hygiene and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) will be discussed. Sanitation procedures for cleaning after production will be provided and the identification of the optimal cleaning compounds and sanitizers will be addressed. Furthermore, viable sanitation equipment and updated food safety technologies will be identified.Deadline for abstracts/proposals : 1st December 2015
Organized By :NetZealous - GlobalCompliancePanel
Keynote Speakers : Norman Marriott Consultant, Food Industry Norman Marriott Food Scientist Professor Emeritus and food Industry Consultant has 38 years' of experience in the food industry. He is teaching university courses related to sanitation and food science, especially meat science. Dr. Norman is the author of four books, four book modules or chapters, and over 650 technical or industry-related manuals, papers, or bulletins. He has served as an editor for 14 years of a technical journal also as an
Conference Highlights : Agenda: Day 1 Schedule: Lecture 1: Meat Microbiology Lecture 2: Meat Safety Issues Lecture 3: Contamination Sources Lecture 4: Personal Hygiene Lecture 5: Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) Lecture 6: Meat Plant Sanitation Lecture 7: Sanitizers Lecture 8: Optimal Sanitation Lecture 9: Sanitation Equipment Lecture 10: Emerging Food Safety Technologies Day 2 Schedule: Lecture 1: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Lecture 2: HACCP Plan Development Lecture 3: San
Venue :Courtyard St Louis Downtown West, Market Street, Saint Louis, MO, United States
Check the event website for more details.