What does this course cover?
TACCP, VACCP and Food Safety Management
What HACCP is and how it works; Food Safety Hazards; Critical Control Points; Monitoring and Corrective Actions; Identifying and Assessing Food Safety Hazards; Developing and implementing controls to mitigate hazards; Monitoring and verifying the effectiveness of a food safety system; Documenting food safety procedures; Complying with food safety regulations; Reducing the risk of food-borne illness and other food safety incidents.
Types of Food Threats
Economically Motivated Adulteration (EMA); Malicious Contamination; Extortion; Espionage; Cyber Crime.
Types of Attackers
The opportunist; The extortionist; The extremist; The disgruntled individual; The professional criminal; The cyber criminal; The irrational individual.
The Importance of TACCP and VACCP in Food Businesses
TACCP: Threat Analysis and Critical Control Points; The TACCP Team; Evaluating Threats; The TACCP Process; The Scoring Matrix; Site Security; Responding to an Incident.
Enroll in this course to gain invaluable insights into the importance of TACCP and VACCP in food businesses. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your business, uphold food safety standards, and maintain consumer trust.