The American Feed Industry Association and Eurofins have announced plans to jointly host two back-to-back animal feed programs this spring. The 'Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points Training for the Animal Food Industry' will take place in Des Moines, Iowa, April 21-22, and the 'FAMI-QS Awareness in Feed Safety Program: Solutions for the Specialty Feed and Mixture Industry' will take place in Des Moines, April 23-24.
"Both courses address fundamental components to being in compliance with animal feed regulations and how to produce safe, quality feed," said Henry Turlington, AFIA director of quality and manufacturing regulatory affairs.
"The small class size [25 people] allows for conversational instruction during the two seminars."
The interactive HACCP course will focus on developing and implementing an animal food safety plan based on the principles of HACCP. Eurofins training is based on the Codex Alimentarius HACCP guidelines, which formed the foundation for future Global Food Safety Initiative approved safety schemes.
To register online, click here. To register via PDF, click here.
The two-day FAMI-QS workshop is ideal for individuals affected by the new regulatory requirements and seeking FAMI-QS certification. Henry Turlington, AFIA director of quality and manufacturing regulatory affairs, and Alan Baumfalk with Eurofins Food Safety Systems, will discuss the history of FAMI-QS; the importance of FAMI-QS globally; how to implement the FAMI-QS code; European Union regulations and compliance; crisis management; and steps for planning an audit.
To register online, click here. To register via PDF, click here.
To visit the website, click HERE.
"Both courses address fundamental components to being in compliance with animal feed regulations and how to produce safe, quality feed," said Henry Turlington, AFIA director of quality and manufacturing regulatory affairs.
"The small class size [25 people] allows for conversational instruction during the two seminars."
The interactive HACCP course will focus on developing and implementing an animal food safety plan based on the principles of HACCP. Eurofins training is based on the Codex Alimentarius HACCP guidelines, which formed the foundation for future Global Food Safety Initiative approved safety schemes.
To register online, click here. To register via PDF, click here.
The two-day FAMI-QS workshop is ideal for individuals affected by the new regulatory requirements and seeking FAMI-QS certification. Henry Turlington, AFIA director of quality and manufacturing regulatory affairs, and Alan Baumfalk with Eurofins Food Safety Systems, will discuss the history of FAMI-QS; the importance of FAMI-QS globally; how to implement the FAMI-QS code; European Union regulations and compliance; crisis management; and steps for planning an audit.
To register online, click here. To register via PDF, click here.
To visit the website, click HERE.
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