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Labeling Requirements for Foods and Beverages Marketed in the U.S.

Antonio Alcaraz · November 19, 2024 ·

January 28 – January 30

2 Day – Live Virtual Course

Provide the necessary training for your staff to assure food product labeling complies with U.S.
regulatory requirements and meets customer and consumer demands.

Food and beverage labeling requirements in the U.S. are complex and getting more comprehensive as market innovation trends change at a fast pace. You need to stay ahead of the curve as the Federal and State regulations, policies, and guidance continue to be refined and redefined. This course will provide you with the foundational and practical knowledge you need to comply with new and established labeling laws and regulations. The instructor, Dr. Robert Post, a former director of scientific and regulatory programs in federal agencies and industry, will cover emerging issues in regulations and labeling to help food sector professionals and product developers reformulate and react to marketplace drivers, such as clean/clear labeling, production and health claims, and responsible sourcing. Understanding the regulatory implications for labeling is essential for a product’s success in today’s market.


FOOD AND BEVERAGE LABELING TRAINING
This two-day virtual course is specifically designed for food industry professionals to receive in-depth instruction on USDA and FDA regulatory labeling requirements for food and beverage products sold in the U.S.


At the conclusion of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to understand and apply:

  1. The rules for mandatory labeling of food products
  2. Requirements for nutritional labeling
  3. Rules for health and nutrition claims
  4. Requirements for voluntary labeling features
  5. The rationale for hot topics in food and beverage labeling
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MICROBIOLOGY “101”: FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY FOR FOOD INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Antonio Alcaraz · November 19, 2024 ·

Virtual Educational Course

January 14 – January 15 UTC+5

January 14 – January 15 UTC+5

Understanding the microorganisms that threaten Food Safety and cause food spoilage is fundamental to manufacturing safe and wholesome food products. Microorganisms are everywhere but how can they be controlled in a food production facility?
This course will cover the basics of food safety microbiology and arm you with the information you need to avoid microbial contamination and produce safe food products.
The course features an innovative format, with interactive discussions as well as “virtual lab” demonstrations of microbial detection methods.

Course Topics Include:

• Microbial Ecology: Food safety depends on knowing the conditions that encourage microbial growth and knowing how to keep pathogens out, kill them or keep them from growing.
• Food-borne Pathogens: An understanding of Salmonella, Listeria monocytogenes, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) and other pathogens of concern can lead to better strategies for control.
• Indicator organisms: These nonpathogenic organisms are valuable verification tools for hygiene and process controls.
• Spoilage: Yeast and mold are major players in food spoilage. Knowing how to detect, identify and control them can extend shelf life.
• Sampling and Testing: Statistically representative sampling plans and standard methods of analysis are critical to obtaining credible data by which food safety decisions can be made.
• Current Food Safety Issues: Staying informed about foodborne illness outbreaks, recalls and regulations is essential to managing your Food Safety Plan.

Microbiology 101 Team

Book Now

For more information on Microbiology “101” training offered by Deibel Laboratories, please contact Sales at Sales@DeibelLabs.com (847-329-9900).

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MICROBIOLOGY “101”: FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY FOR FOOD INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Antonio Alcaraz · November 19, 2024 ·

Virtual Educational Course

May 6 – May 7 UTC+5

May 6 – May 7 UTC+5

Understanding the microorganisms that threaten Food Safety and cause food spoilage is fundamental to manufacturing safe and wholesome food products. Microorganisms are everywhere but how can they be controlled in a food production facility?
This course will cover the basics of food safety microbiology and arm you with the information you need to avoid microbial contamination and produce safe food products.
The course features an innovative format, with interactive discussions as well as “virtual lab” demonstrations of microbial detection methods.

Course Topics Include:

• Microbial Ecology: Food safety depends on knowing the conditions that encourage microbial growth and knowing how to keep pathogens out, kill them or keep them from growing.
• Food-borne Pathogens: An understanding of Salmonella, Listeria monocytogenes, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) and other pathogens of concern can lead to better strategies for control.
• Indicator organisms: These nonpathogenic organisms are valuable verification tools for hygiene and process controls.
• Spoilage: Yeast and mold are major players in food spoilage. Knowing how to detect, identify and control them can extend shelf life.
• Sampling and Testing: Statistically representative sampling plans and standard methods of analysis are critical to obtaining credible data by which food safety decisions can be made.
• Current Food Safety Issues: Staying informed about foodborne illness outbreaks, recalls and regulations is essential to managing your Food Safety Plan.

Microbiology 101 Team

Book Now

For more information on Microbiology “101” training offered by Deibel Laboratories, please contact Sales at Sales@DeibelLabs.com (847-329-9900).

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Labeling Requirements for Foods and Beverages Marketed in the U.S.

Antonio Alcaraz · August 22, 2024 ·

June 10 – June 12

2 Day – Live Virtual Course

Provide the necessary training for your staff to assure food product labeling complies with U.S.
regulatory requirements and meets customer and consumer demands.

Food and beverage labeling requirements in the U.S. are complex and getting more comprehensive as market innovation trends change at a fast pace. You need to stay ahead of the curve as the Federal and State regulations, policies, and guidance continue to be refined and redefined. This course will provide you with the foundational and practical knowledge you need to comply with new and established labeling laws and regulations. The instructor, Dr. Robert Post, a former director of scientific and regulatory programs in federal agencies and industry, will cover emerging issues in regulations and labeling to help food sector professionals and product developers reformulate and react to marketplace drivers, such as clean/clear labeling, production and health claims, and responsible sourcing. Understanding the regulatory implications for labeling is essential for a product’s success in today’s market.


FOOD AND BEVERAGE LABELING TRAINING
This two-day virtual course is specifically designed for food industry professionals to receive in-depth instruction on USDA and FDA regulatory labeling requirements for food and beverage products sold in the U.S.


At the conclusion of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to understand and apply:

  1. The rules for mandatory labeling of food products
  2. Requirements for nutritional labeling
  3. Rules for health and nutrition claims
  4. Requirements for voluntary labeling features
  5. The rationale for hot topics in food and beverage labeling
  • Google Calendar
  • iCalendar
  • Outlook 365
  • Outlook Live

MICROBIOLOGY “101”: FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY FOR FOOD INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Antonio Alcaraz · April 22, 2024 ·

Virtual Educational Course

October 16, 2024 – October 17, 2024 UTC+5

Understanding the microorganisms that threaten Food Safety and cause food spoilage is fundamental to manufacturing safe and wholesome food products. Microorganisms are everywhere but how can they be controlled in a food production facility?
This course will cover the basics of food safety microbiology and arm you with the information you need to avoid microbial contamination and produce safe food products.
The course features an innovative format, with interactive discussions as well as “virtual lab” demonstrations of microbial detection methods.

Course Topics Include:

• Microbial Ecology: Food safety depends on knowing the conditions that encourage microbial growth and knowing how to keep pathogens out, kill them or keep them from growing.
• Food-borne Pathogens: An understanding of Salmonella, Listeria monocytogenes, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) and other pathogens of concern can lead to better strategies for control.
• Indicator organisms: These nonpathogenic organisms are valuable verification tools for hygiene and process controls.
• Spoilage: Yeast and mold are major players in food spoilage. Knowing how to detect, identify and control them can extend shelf life.
• Sampling and Testing: Statistically representative sampling plans and standard methods of analysis are critical to obtaining credible data by which food safety decisions can be made.
• Current Food Safety Issues: Staying informed about foodborne illness outbreaks, recalls and regulations is essential to managing your Food Safety Plan.

Microbiology 101 Team

Book Now

For more information on Microbiology “101” training offered by Deibel Laboratories, please contact Sales at Sales@DeibelLabs.com (847-329-9900).

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