How to Improve Grain Quality with a Food Safety Plan
Food safety planning, compliance with FSMA ensures quality of U.S. food supply
Shaw notes that failure to take FSMA compliance seriously may not only hurt your business, but to fail, could potentially harm the industry as a whole.
“A solid food safety plan is security for your business,” Shaw says.
Editor’s Note: Iowa State University and Kansas State University have a three-year contract with the FDA to develop grain and feed mill inspection training programs for its inspectors. The first four-day course, held in Manhattan, KS, in late June, will focus on feed milling. Responsible for training an estimated 700 FSMA inspectors, the training units will likely become sector specific; and may evolve into a series of 20- to 30-minute webinars with a short quiz to cover the basics before inspectors meet in a physical location.
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