HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is a legal requirement for UK food businesses. This guide explains what it is, who needs it, the 7 key principles, and how to make sure your business is compliant and protected.
Reducing food waste in the food manufacturing industry
Food manufacturers today face a dual responsibility of minimising food waste and maintaining impeccable hygiene standards.
Achieving food security in manufacturing: key steps for food manufacturers
For food manufacturers, ensuring food security means consistently producing safe, high-quality products that meet regulatory standards while maintaining efficiency.
Important food storage guidelines for food businesses to stay safe
Proper food storage is a cornerstone of food safety in settings like restaurants, cafes, care homes, and schools that have food service.
Food safety and organic food: Understanding the use of preservatives
As consumer demand for organic food continues to rise, so does the need for food manufacturers, suppliers, agents, and brokers to ensure they are meeting stringent food safety standards.
Create the best food safety conditions in ice cream production
Food safety is paramount in ice cream production, however, the process involves multiple steps that can pose significant risks.
How to avoid non-conformities and achieve BRC food safety certification
Avoid non-conformities when trying to achieve the globally recognised BRC standard, that sets the benchmark for food safety and quality.
Norovirus outbreaks in the food industry – how to avoid them
Norovirus is a highly contagious virus that causes vomiting and diarrhoea. Outbreaks can have serious consequences for the food industry, including legal action, and closure of premises.
What’s the cost and timeframe for achieving BRC?
BRC certification doesn’t have to be as daunting as you think. Understand costs and timeframe to help prevent any surprises.
Food manufacturing allergen management: become the master
Whether you are creating a food product from scratch, just an element, or if you’re part of the manufacturing supply chain, you are required to protect the ingredients or product; this also includes allergen contamination.