Graduate Certificate in Baby Food Production Safety
-- ViewingNowThe Graduate Certificate in Baby Food Production Safety is a crucial course designed to meet the growing industry demand for safe and high-quality baby food production. This program equips learners with essential skills to ensure compliance with regulatory standards, reduce health risks, and enhance production efficiency.
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โข Food Safety Basics: Introduction to food safety, HACCP, and GMP principles
โข Microbiology for Baby Food Production: Understanding microorganisms, their growth, and control in baby food
โข Nutrition and Baby Food Formulation: Designing nutritious and safe baby food products
โข Regulations and Compliance: FDA and USDA regulations, labeling, and certification requirements
โข Quality Assurance and Control: Implementing QA/QC programs for baby food production
โข Good Manufacturing Practices: Sanitation, pest control, and equipment maintenance
โข Supply Chain Management: Ensuring safety and quality in raw materials and packaging
โข Recall Planning and Crisis Management: Preparing for and managing product recalls and crises in baby food production
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