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The author states that between 3.5-4% of the U.S. population have a food allergy and the prevalence of food allergies is increasing. With just milligrams of an allergen sufficient to negatively impact an individual with allergies, an effective allergen control plan must be in place. This presentation covers effective allergen control strategies and risk factors.

Increasing the quality and shelf life of dairy products would bring considerable economic advantages to dairy food processors. This presentation goes over some dairy microbiology facts and discusses some pros and cons of technology improvements to increase the shelf life of dairy products.

Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and China are strategic markets for food equipment manufacturers, be it sourcing equipment components or selling equipment produced in the U.S. The presentation goes over some standards related to stainless steel in these countries.

Provides guidance to the CCEs on proper inspection of potential voids behind seals and gaskets.

FSMA's preventive controls requirments are a set of comprehensive regulations that food processors, food equipment manufacturers and other parties must adhere to ensure compliance. This presentation goves over 7 Foundation FSMA rules, that regulate safe food for humans, animals, transportation, provide standards for third party suppliers of food processing equipment.

Provides guidance to the CCEs when performing TPV inspections and amending certificates with new information requirements.

The mission of SAGE Food Safety is to make recommendations on updating the requirements for the design, construction, and installation of baking equipment to facilitate cleaning and sanitation. This presentation provides an overview of the standards development process in the baking industry, including ANSI/ASB Z50.2 or “Z50.2”, formerly known as BISSC (Baking Industry Sanitation Standards Committee.)

With regulatory sanitarians being one of the three stakeholder groups to develop 3-A Sanitary Standards, you can be sure that its Standards and Practices adhere to main food safety requirements. This presentation gives an overview of FSMA and some of the CFR provisions, most relevant to equipment fabricators and food processors.

The food industry is a recognized growth market for industrial robotics. This presentation highlights some business data regarding robotics and automation and goes over food industry requirements and applications.

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Hygienic  equipment design not only helps produce safer food, but it is also more  cost-effective due to shorter cleaning time, and reduced chemicals and  additives, among other factors. This presentation goes into details of design  considerations for hygienic CIP systems, as well as into the financial  aspects of the long-term operation.