What FDA regulations apply to high risk foods processed at your plant
What high risk foods are in relation to food safety
The importance of SOPs that are effectively written and implemented
The new FDA preventative control regulation under FSMA – 21CFR Part 117
How to write and manage an acceptable HACCP plan
When a hazard analysis and HACCP plan or food safety plan are required
What FDA investigators focus on during FDA high risk inspections
How to prepare acceptable monitoring, corrective action and verification records under HACCP and FSMA
The importance of being audit ready
Examples of FDA deficiencies reported on Form 483 during high risk food inspections
How to act during FDA inspections and correspond with FDA after the inspection, especially in response to deficiencies cited on Form FD483
Who should Attend
Quality control managers and employees
Plant managers
Documentation
Regulatory affairs
Microbiologists
Production managers and employees
Importers/exporters
Scientists
Consultants
Raw materials and ingredient manufacturers
Sales
Professors of food science
Past Events
How to Successfully Manage an FDA High Risk Food Inspection 2015 - 16-17 Jul 2015, Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown Chicago, Illinois, United States (52568)
Important
Please, check "How to Successfully Manage an FDA High Risk Food Inspection" official website for possible changes, before making any traveling arrangements