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Food Fraud Prevention Program
Complete guide to creating and implementing food fraud programs, including vulnerability assessments. Templates provided.
What you get:
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Gain an understanding of the risks from food fraud
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Learn how to protect your products and brands
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Get step-by-step instructions for vulnerability assessments
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Create a food fraud mitigation plan
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Download templates for food fraud prevention documents
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Gain a Certificate of Competency
What's included?
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Food Fraud Vulnerability Assessment
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Food Fraud Mitigation Plan template
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Food Fraud Prevention Procedure template
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Vulnerability assessment document – worked example
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Food Fraud Team Job Descriptions
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Raw Material Specification template
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Audit preparation checklist
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Certificate of Competency (upon successful assignment submission)
The course is accessible for 2 months after enrolment | Start and stop at any time during those 2 months
Karen Constable
Karen Constable is the principal of Food Fraud Advisors, which provides consultancy services and downloadable tools to help the food industry understand and combat fraudulent adulteration, substitution and misrepresentation of food, beverages, nutritional supplements, sports supplements, ingredients and animal feed.
Karen has an honours degree in Food Science from the University of New South Wales, Australia’s most prestigious applied science university and over twenty years’ experience in food manufacturing, quality assurance, food product development and food safety. Karen is a professional member of AIFST (Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology) and IAFP (The International Association of Food Protection).
Karen has an honours degree in Food Science from the University of New South Wales, Australia’s most prestigious applied science university and over twenty years’ experience in food manufacturing, quality assurance, food product development and food safety. Karen is a professional member of AIFST (Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology) and IAFP (The International Association of Food Protection).