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Metal detection today remains the backbone of food safety compliance for the majority of the industry, but especially in the chilled and frozen food sector. Specifically, simultaneous multi-frequency scanning is making it much easier for manufacturers to identify hard-to-find metals in food products with high conductivity (so-called "wet" products). These products may, literally, have high water content. Additionally, above-average conductivity may also be linked to high levels of minerals, particularly salt. These can be found in products such as bacon, or ready meals.
HACCP Consulting Group outlines how FSMA impacts R&D activities, including sourcing new ingredients or new suppliers, altering existing processes, identifying new uses for foods or ingredients and scaling R&D products into full production.
Although wet cleaning methods is a practical and proven cleaning procedure, if not properly executed, wet cleaning could allow the growth of harmful microorganisms, failure to remove allergens and contribute to lost productivity and wasted materials.
Powerhouse Dynamics, the Newton, Mass.-based creator of SiteSage enterprise asset and energy management system, expanded its mobile application with new workflow and task management capabilities for a variety of business operational processes.
The revised standard will incorporate recognized key elements to ensure food safety at every step of the food chain, right up to the point of consumption.
After a decade of good service, ISO 22000, the International Standard for food management systems, is undergoing a complete modification to bring it up to date with today’s new food safety requirements.
iCertainty, Bethesda, Md., and Zebra Technologies Corp., Vernon Hills, Ill., announced a new mobile food safety solution that can be licensed by hospitality establishments worldwide.
BioControl Systems, Inc., Bellevue, Wash., developed FLASH, a total protein visual test that rapidly detects protein residues, including potentially allergenic material, left on product contact surfaces after cleaning.