Aspartame: What You Need to Know
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by Keith Michael
9M ago
Home / Blog Aspartame: What is it? Aspartame or E 951 is a non-nutritive intense sweetener. It contains 4 calories per gram (g), the same calorie count per gram of sugar. However, it’s approximately 200 times sweeter than sugar. Aspartame is used as an alternative to sugar as a sweetener, but is added at much lower concentrations and is found in in ‘diet’ beverages, foods, and ‘low calorie’ products. Other alternatives to sugar include products such as Saccharin, Sucralose & Thaumatin, to name a few. Acronyms and Terms Carcinogen: A substance, organism, or agent capable of ca ..read more
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HACCP NZQA Unit Standards
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by Food Safe
1y ago
Home / Blog Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) Training – NZQA Unit Standards About our HACCP and Training Courses Read our 5☆ Trainee Reviews on Facebook & Google now. Scroll down for all New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) HACCP training unit standard details: HACCP Certificate Training; Level 3 – Unit Standard 28263: Describe requirements and responsibilities for monitoring food safety using HACCP in a food processing operation   Purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to, in a food processing operation: describe th ..read more
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Here’s How We Aim to Maintain a Zero Harm Work And Learning Environment
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by Food Safe
1y ago
Home / Blog Reviewed & Updated: 2022 This page explains how we maintain a Zero-Harm Learning & Work Environment. It also elaborates on how we maintain a strategic and transparent learner well-being and safety system. Further down the page, we go over the unique sustainability journey that we call ‘Business Beyond Commerce’ including how we meet our Treaty Obligations. Health & Safety Policy We are committed to achieving a zero-harm work environment and instilling a culture of health and safety. Management and all leraners make safety a priority at Food Safe. Code ..read more
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Foods that Cause Allergies & How to Manage Them
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by Food Safe
1y ago
Home / Blog Food allergies are on the rise, but some foods cause them more often than others. This blog covers what these foods are and how people & companies can manage food allergy and food intolerance risks to consumers. A food allergy is when a person’s immune system reacts to a food or an ingredient in food that is normally harmless. When this happens, the person’s immune system responds to this food as if it poses a danger and the result is known as an allergic reaction. Food allergies affect millions of people worldwide, this includes almost 1 in 10 children in Australia and N ..read more
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5 Steps to Creating an Effective Standard Operating Procedure
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by Food Safe
1y ago
Home / Blog An SOP is a Standard Operating Procedure that describes how an organization should operate in order to achieve its goals. An SOP is usually written down and distributed among all employees so everyone knows exactly what to expect. Standard operating procedures (SOPs) are step-by-step instructions documented by an organisation to make sure that services and products are delivered to a set standard, every time. SOPs are a vital component of all Quality Systems. SOPs can help you evaluate what you are doing now as well as assist with decision-making for the future. Here are 5 ea ..read more
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Why Food Manufacturing Businesses Need Software Systems
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by Food Safe
2y ago
Home / Blog The New Zealand food manufacturing industry encompasses a vast range of products including beverages, confectionery, chicken, dairy products, fish and seafood, fruit and vegetables and meat. One of the most significant challenges that each product in this sector has in common is gaining accelerated production and faster time-to-market. That means delivering fresher, high-quality food products quicker to save money and increase customer satisfaction. For any New Zealand food company, the complexities of large-scale production are guided by comprehensive regulations, protocols ..read more
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How to Handle Product Recalls in your Food Business
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by Food Safe
2y ago
Home / Blog Food safety issues can arise even in well-managed New Zealand food businesses. Find out what to do if you discover a problem and how to determine if food recalls may be required. What is a food recall? Food recalls are corrective actions that remedy safety issues when food businesses identify potentially hazardous food. The company must take immediate steps to remove the unsafe product from sale, distribution and consumption to ensure consumer safety. The recall process could be initiated as a result of a report or complaint anywhere along the production and supply chain ..read more
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Protected: Capability Building Project
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by Keith Michael
2y ago
This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: The post Protected: Capability Building Project appeared first on Food Safe Limited ..read more
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COVID Traffic Light Rules for Food Businesses
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by Keith Michael
2y ago
Home / Blog Covid-19 Protection Framework Traffic Light System Explained It is important that food businesses and services, including contactless food service delivery and pick-up providers, operating across New Zealand understand the public health requirements at different traffic light settings. Following the correct guidance will assist in keeping staff, customers, and the wider public safe. The following resources have been curated from the covid19.govt.nz website.  Covid Protection Framework – Traffic Light System Overview of  Requirements at ..read more
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Alert Level Requirements for Food Businesses
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by Food Safe
2y ago
Home / Blog Alert Level Requirements It is important that food businesses and services, including contactless food service delivery and pick-up providers, operating across New Zealand understand the public health requirements at different alert levels. Following the correct guidance will assist in keeping staff, customers, and the wider public safe. The following resources have been curated from the covid19.govt.nz website. Alert Level 4 Refer to the guidance below to find out if your business can operate at Alert Level 4. Doing business at Alert Level 4 Alert Level 3 ..read more
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