Show 2023 who’s in Charge – Planning Tips for your FSMS
The food industry is certainly no place for “sissies”. So, put on your super-hero cape, kick-butt safety boots and don’t forget the flattering hairnet, gloves, mask, and whatever other PPE required on-site. We are going to give you a crash course on starting the year right by planning ahead, and anticipating change…
2022 – The Year that was…
We would like to call 2022 our “Year of Gratitude”. With two years of COVID buried in our conscious and sub-conscious minds, we have developed an appreciation for the truly important things in our lives.
Let there be Change
Of the many things we, as humans have managed, to control, re-produce, re-create and improve (or destroy), the commodity of “time” remains elusive. There is nothing that can make time stand still or move faster. We do not have time-machines that can take us back to the past or into the future. It just keeps tick-tick-tick-ticking away…
Dear Food Bites Reader
Of the many things we, as humans have managed, to control, re-produce, re-create and improve (or destroy), the commodity of “time” remains elusive. There is nothing that can make time stand still or move faster. We do not have time-machines that can take us back to the past or into the future. It just keeps tick-tick-tick-ticking away…
Leading by Example – Leadership that Inspires
August has been a special month for us. We are practically an all-women team (we have one thorn who has been carefully selected to live among the roses) and our decision to celebrate Women’s Day the entire month, was the best decision ever!
Join our Food Safety Movement
As June spirals towards its end, so too does our World Food Safety Day promotion. For the 3rd consecutive year, we are offering our Online Basic Food Safety Training at the give-away investment of R100 per person.
Expecting the Unexpected – Tips and Tricks to Survive your Unannounced Audit
ProCert Southern Africa hosted a FREE Webinar themed “What to Expect from your Unannounced Audit”. This being the first of a series of “Lunch Hour Sessions”, it was encouraging to see so many participants signed up. I suppose this is also an indication of the level of insecurity that most of us experience when it comes to unannounced audits.
Taking the Root Canal out of Root Cause
This month we are talking about a topic that is as important to us as it to you – root cause analysis and corrective action. In fact, the theme for this month was triggered by numerous discussions about repeat external audit non-conformances, repeat internal non-conformances as well as thousands of missed opportunities to improve.