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Food Safety Courses That Prepare You for Compliance and Certification

Food safety is critical in today’s global food supply chain. One breakdown can result in widespread illness, expensive recalls, and irreversible brand damage. That’s why our food safety courses are designed to equip professionals across the industry, from entry-level staff to compliance officers, with the tools and knowledge they need to ensure consumer safety and meet regulatory requirements.

Our training program covers key standards, including SQF (Safe Quality Food), HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point), and FSPCA PCQI (Preventive Controls Qualified Individual). 

These flexible training programs can be delivered online and on-site at your facility, making it easy to ensure regulatory compliance within your team. Explore our food safety courses and keep your team compliant with new developments! 

What You'll Learn?

• Understand the purpose of the SQF Fundamentals program.
• Learn about the SQF program and the steps required for certification.
• Improve or align existing food safety programs to meet the requirements of the SQF Food Safety Code.
• Identify actions to ensure the success of the SQF food safety system.
• Gain skills to create a Food Safety Plan that complies with the Preventive Controls for Human Food regulation.
• And much more!

Why Food Safety Matters?

Why is SQF critical for Food Safety?

• Market Access: Many large retailers and buyers require suppliers to have SQF certification.
• Risk Mitigation: SQF systems help reduce the likelihood of contamination and process failures.
• Continuous Improvement: The SQF Code mandates regular reviews and updates, promoting a culture of safety and ongoing improvement.
• Brand Protection: Certified companies show a commitment to quality and transparency, which enhances trust among consumers and partners.

Why does FSPCA's PCQI - Preventive Controls for Human Food Version 2.0 Matter in Food Safety?

• Regulatory Compliance: The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) requires that every food facility have at least one Preventive Controls Qualified Individual (PCQI) responsible for creating and implementing the Food Safety Plan.
• Preventive Approach: Focused on proactive risk assessment and control, moving away from reactive food safety models.
• Updated Guidance: Version 2.0 includes current FDA recommendations on allergen management, supply-chain controls, and food fraud, which are essential for modern food safety practices.
• Global Relevance: PCQI certification is gaining recognition outside the U.S. due to FSMA's international implications for imported foods