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Bolstering Food Safety Effort, GMA Strengthens its Own Food-Safety Campaign

16 Jul

From the get-go food safety has been all about food handling and food preparation. But in case some didn’t get the memo, the International Food Information Council Foundation in 2006 endeavoured to track food-safety practices in the U.S. population amid growing food-safety incidents and outbreaks of food-borne illnesses.

Because proper food and food-product handling is essential in preventing food-borne illness outbreaks, many restaurant owners now require a ISO 22000 Certification as a hiring requisite. Unfortunately, weak links still remain in the human food-supply chain. Continue reading

New ISO Standards for Fire Risks, Environmental Impacts of Concrete

27 Jun

Fires often cause severe injuries, deaths, and very costly extensive building damage. It is important that the circumstances that can lead to a fire be managed correctly and preemptively. Recognizing this need, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) recently released of a new standard for fire prevention and mitigation.

The new ISO standard, ISO 16732-1 (Fire safety engineering – Fire risk assessment – Part 1: General), is intended for fire-safety practitioners to help them evaluate fire risks of all kinds and choose from existing technologies and strategies the most effective in preventing fire. Continue reading

Lawsuit Filed Against North Carolina Restaurant as Salmonella Outbreak Expands

1 Jun

A lawsuit has been filed against a Charlotte, North Carolina restaurant, Toast of Dilworth, which served Eggs Benedict that apparently sickened 10 customers with Salmonella enteritidis infection. The formal complaint was made by Seattle food-safety law firm Marler Clark on behalf of Bryan McWherter, a Charlotte resident.

Because food safety depends to a large degree on proper food handling, many restaurant owners today have made a ISOcampus 22000 Training or a food safety certification an employment requirement. Much needs to be done, however, judging from the current frequency of foodborne illnesses. Continue reading

ISO Standard for Building Environment Design and Safety

21 May

Help is on the way for architects, interior designers, builders, and even regulators who are looking to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of users of interior spaces. It comes in the form of a new ISO standard for indoor visual environments.

According to the ISO, indoor visual comfort means not just comfortable, healthy lighting conditions for carrying out a task. The new ISO standard—ISO 16817:2012 (Building environment design – Indoor environment – Design process for visual environment) –supplies a framework for the parameters that will shape and determine the indoor environment. Continue reading

The FDA Food Code in North Carolina

17 May

To comply with the strict Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines on food safety, the FDA Food Code, North Carolina is expected to replace a dog-eared set of regulations it introduced almost a generation ago, in 1976. For the restaurant owner and workers the new, more stringent code means, for example, that restaurant employees who are sick will not be allowed to work and cooks will not be allowed to touch ready-to-eat food with bare hands. Continue reading

Infographic: Five Keys To Safer Foods

19 Apr

Food Safety: What to Eat When You’re Pregnant? Tips and Advice For Moms-To-Be

4 Apr

Eating out means eating right. In the midst of food recalls and multi-state foodborne illness outbreaks, the injunction has never been truer—especially for pregnant moms, who must be particularly careful of what they eat because of their compromised immune systems.  Continue reading

Cleanliness Helps Prevent Foodborne Illness

28 Mar

With all the outbreaks that has been in the news before till now I would say let’s make a change and do something. I’d like to share you guys a file that’ll be really helpful in our day to day lives. You can also check out Food Safety Training to start the course.

The Two Sides of ISO 14001: How Effective EMS Are

6 Jan

ISO 14001: Are you not familiar with this yet? Well, there are a lot of things as to what an ISO 14001 is, why should it be implemented and used, how is a certain body certified for ISO 14001, etc. ISO 14001 training courses are actually a set of environmental standards that are set to be used for those businesses and industries having their operation connected to environmental protection and awareness.

The ISO 14001 is mostly called as the Environmental Management System that is designed to develop the awareness of the business entities and their residents into the importance of protecting the environment from various activities done by the company entity. Continue reading