Mérieux NutriSciences Online Training Academy

En este video se analiza la reducción de Listeria en las instalaciones de producción de alimentos. Las áreas de control incluyen higiene, recepción de materias primas, contaminación de productos crudos hasta productos terminados, herramientas de mantenimiento y envío. También se discuten las estrategias de limpieza adecuadas, la reducción de agua dentro de la instalación, el muestreo ambiental y las acciones correctivas. Reducción de Listeria en las instalaciones de producción de alimentos Limpieza y desinfección adecuadas de herramientas y equipos en contacto con alimentos. Higiene adecuada con cambio de vestido y guantes Su compra incluye un certificado en blanco para documentar la capacitación de los empleados. Reduction of Listeria within food production facilities are discussed in this video. Areas of control include hygiene, raw material receiving, raw to finished product contamination, maintenance tools, and shipping. Also discussed are proper cleaning strategies, reduction of water within the facility, environmental sampling and corrective actions. Reduction of Listeria in food production facilities Proper cleaning and disinfection of food contact tools and equipment Proper hygiene with frock and glove replacement Your purchase include a blank certificate for documenting employee training. Also available in English. Read more

Si bien se sabe que la Salmonella está asociada con operaciones a base de carne, también es un peligro en las instalaciones de alimentos secos. Puede ingresar a través de materias primas, ventilación y plagas, y propagarse a través de la planta mediante zapatos, carretillas elevadoras y ruedas de carros y ropa contaminada. Este video muestra cómo reducir la Salmonella al reducir el agua en las instalaciones de procesamiento de alimentos, la limpieza y el secado adecuados de los equipos y las técnicas de limpieza en seco. Las instalaciones de procesamiento de alimentos húmedos y secos están en riesgo de contaminación por Salmonella La salmonela puede entrar a través de las materias primas y persistir en el medio ambiente. Limpieza y secado adecuados del equipo. Su compra incluye un certificado en blanco para documentar la capacitación de los empleados. También disponible en inglés. While Salmonella is known to be associated with meat based operations, it is also a hazard in dry food facilities as well. It can enter through raw ingredients, ventilation, and pests, and be spread through the plant by shoes, forklift and cart wheels, and contaminated clothing. This video shows how to reduce Salmonella by reducing water in food processing facilities, proper cleaning and drying of equipment, and dry cleaning techniques. Wet and dry food processing facilities are at risk for Salmonella contamination Salmonella can enter through raw ingredients and persist in the environment Proper cleaning and drying of equipment Your purchase includes a blank certificate to document employee training. Also available in English. Read more

The eight main allergens and their symptoms are discussed as well as a need for easy to understand allergen terms on food labels. This video teaches how to understand and properly implement your company’s allergen program and to avoid cross contact. Areas of focus include receiving dock, storage, formulation, labeling and cleaning. Main allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, soybeans, and wheat Implementation of company’s allergen program Prevention of cross contact at the receiving dock, storage, formulation, labeling, and cleaning What is included: English and Spanish videos Instructor Manuals Student exams This title is also available in DVD format. The DVD will also include French. To purchase the DVD contact us. Read more

Reduction of Listeria within food production facilities are discussed in this video. Areas of control include hygiene, raw material receiving, raw to finished product contamination, maintenance tools, and shipping. Also discussed are proper cleaning strategies, reduction of water within the facility, environmental sampling and corrective actions. Reduction of Listeria in food production facilities Proper cleaning and disinfection of food contact tools and equipment Proper hygiene with frock and glove replacement Your purchase include a blank certificate for documenting employee training. Also available in Spanish. Read more

While Salmonella is known to be associated with meat based operations, it is also a hazard in dry food facilities as well. It can enter through raw ingredients, ventilation, and pests, and be spread through the plant by shoes, forklift and cart wheels, and contaminated clothing. This video shows how to reduce Salmonella by reducing water in food processing facilities, proper cleaning and drying of equipment, and dry cleaning techniques. Wet and dry food processing facilities are at risk for Salmonella contamination Salmonella can enter through raw ingredients and persist in the environment Proper cleaning and drying of equipment Your purchase includes a blank certificate to document employee training. Also available in Spanish. Read more

The global coronavirus situation is sending shock waves through the country. The uncertainty and sudden disruption has created a need for manufacturers to adapt their business practices and business continuity plans to address increased demand of food in the marketplace.  This webinar discusses best practices on managing the coronavirus situation and how food manufacturers can respond to recent developments.  Dr. Tim Freier, Mérieux NutriSciences' VP of Scientific Affairs and Microbiology, and Dr. Tracie Sheehan, Mérieux NutriSciences, VP of Technical Services, discuss:  The science behind the virus and what researchers know today about its behaviors Guidance from regulatory officials (FDA, CDC, USDA, and CFIA)  Best practices for food manufacturers including monitoring activities, cleaning and sanitation protocols, employee hygiene, visitor policies, and business continuity. Mérieux NutriSciences response to the crisis     Note: This webinar was recorded on March 26, 2020. This FREE resource is available for 60 days per user.  Read more