Equipment manufacturers must have a collaborative, internal culture with a shared focus on food safety to successfully deliver cost-effective, hygienically designed equipment.
Public and workplace safety is jeopardized when workers either fail to apply food safety training on the job or were never correctly trained in the first place.
The FDA proposed rule on preventive controls will add more rigorous controls to sanitation, maintenance and pest management programs, making integrated pest management programs more important than ever.
To increase the shelf life of meats, brine injection is commonly used but is susceptible to microbiological challenges. Thorough testing and sanitation are important to achieve and maintain product quality and integrity.