Require help in establishing and implementing your HACCP system ?
Concerned about complying with
the new law?
Not totally confident in setting up a HACCP system?
Have you considered outsourcing the work?
We can help you whilst you run your business.
Our service covers Food Safety consultancy but it also includes food safety & hygiene training if required, giving you total peace of mind. There
is a choice of training packages which can be designed & presented to fit your
needs.
Hazard analysis is a method of looking at any food business; operation
or process and making sure that anything in the food or its handling
which could cause harm to the consumer is properly controlled. Under
the Food Safety (General Food Hygiene) Regulations 1995 it a legal
responsibility for all food businesses to make sure that this is carried
out and kept up to date.
For the smaller business, Hazard Analysis can be a daunting and time-consuming
task.
To comply you must consider the following :
• Food you handle.
• Processes it undergoes.
• Environment it is processed in.
• Staff involved.
• Storage.
• Transport.
What are the benefits of HACCP?
• Control of food safety, protecting the customer
& company reputation.
• Reduced risk of food poisoning from the food produced.
• Reduced risk of prosecution.
• Increases the quality of the product.
• Ensured compliance with food safety law.
We can help by:
• Designing your Food Hazard Analysis system.
• Carrying out supplier vendor assurance on your behalf (optional).
• Helping you in setting up a Quality Assurance system.
• Leading your HACCP team.
• Carrying out an initial audit.
• Providing appropriate records.
• Carrying out the administrative work.
• Checking the system is fully operational.
• Carrying out regular audits to maintain the system.
• Auditing the system when changes have occurred.
This means that
we can:
1. Reduce the time taken to achieve compliance.
2. Cut the cost.
3. Reduce management time involved.
By maintaining and regularly updating your system you will satisfy
your legal responsibilities regarding Hazard Analysis as defined
by the regulations.
It will also provide the basis (should you require it) of a sound
Due Diligence defence.