Every
participant at the Toronto conference SSQA Training/Workshop will receive a
copy of the AFISS Document Management system to freely use for at least one
full year. The system allows the user to easily find and retrieve documents,
especially during audits. A brief overview of the system that outlines the
features and capabilities is provided via this link: http://www.afisservices.com/AFISS-DMS-Overview.pdf
The Global Coalition for Sustained Excellence in Food & Health Protection invites you to have your say. This is an action campaign that calls for collaborative engagement.
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Saturday, 29 September 2012
Friday, 14 September 2012
Dawning of a New Era in the Assurance of Consumer Protection and Satisfaction
First published on September 14, 2012, Updated July 11, 2018
Consumer Safety Assurance - Not a Matter of
Hunger Games Entertainment
Consumer Safety Assurance - Not a Matter of
Hunger Games Entertainment
Today, many food and health product companies are running frantic with nagging problems. Food fraud, the E. coli enigma, Listeria hysteria, allergen contamination explosions, heinously hidden failures, et cetera. These are not the only problems and they are not a mere play on words. The consumer is at great risk.
BETTER IS POSSIBLE, THEREFORE YOU CAN DEMAND BETTER.
While the industry is obsessed with money-making exploits and distracted by superficial compliance, with battle lines drawn where they should not be, colonies of invisible microorganisms are winning too many battles. As many industry players continue to shoot at compliance shadows, mutating pathogens are expanding their assault through the ecological and food system - Salem News: Mutated pathogens are on the Rise.
The
industry can no longer afford to play “compliance” cat and mouse games while being tormented
by mere microorganisms and pharmaceutical failures. Businesses must stand against
all forms of intimidation, avoid hasty knee-jerk reactions and show a true
commitment to protecting the consumer.
We must win this war, but not in the comfort of boardrooms or
through rummaging in filing cabinets full of paperwork, but on the front lines
(the production floor, the scientific laboratories, and on the technological advancement work benches) where we must battle the
real enemies.
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The industry
must avoid reactions that lead only to mindless activities. Continuing to waste
valuable resources in pursuing superficial activities like the food safety
certification of food operations is suicidal. Many in the industry know that the
certificate-solution provides no more than a false sense of security and hope. Superficial
solutions hinder more than help the cause of consumer protection.
If the food industry is to make significant headway in food safety and quality assurance, those charged with the task must work to liberate their thinking from any confinement to within the basement of collective intelligence. Real progress will remain elusive if the industry continues to engage its visionary minds only in putting out fires that are caused due to lack of real vision.
If the food industry is to make significant headway in food safety and quality assurance, those charged with the task must work to liberate their thinking from any confinement to within the basement of collective intelligence. Real progress will remain elusive if the industry continues to engage its visionary minds only in putting out fires that are caused due to lack of real vision.
A
new day is dawning for the food and health industry sectors. GCSE-Food &
Health Protection is taking part in leading the way into a new era of food
safety and quality assurance. The GCSE-FHP SSQA program is part of this
initiative. The era of productive collaboration is here.
SSQA spells the end of intimidation and stress. In this dawning era,
debilitating certification threats and stresses are replaced by invigorating
fortification team effort. No longer are friends and collaborators forced to interact
as if they were antagonists in an institutionalized cat and mouse game. The
SSQA era brings all stakeholders together to jointly aim its collective arsenal
not at each other or at shadows, but most efficiently at the true enemies –
everything that undermines the safety and quality of food.
No more games! You are invited to check out the difference and promise of the SSQA Concept.
Take a look at some frequently asked questions (FAQs) or ask any
question that you may have: Questions about the program. To add your question to the list,
you may post it in the space for comments below or send it to the SSQA
Development Team via Email.
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
SSQA Program (FAQs)
Are you warming up to the SSQA program yet? If not, you are invited to
check out some of the questions which have been asked about the program here:
Questions and Answers.
You may also have some questions. We like to know what they are and we will try to answer them. Please feel free to forward any questions that you have to: gcse@afisservices.com
Saturday, 8 September 2012
Taming the Food Safety and Quality Systems Management Monster
This blog post has been moved to the author's eBook.
Posted by Felix Amiri
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Saturday, 1 September 2012
Beyond the Rhetoric
The
GCSE-Food & Health Protection #inspirefoodsafety campaign not only calls for deliberate
actions to protect consumers, it is leading such
actions. The coalition seeks well-meaning individuals who
are determined to act beyond merely recognizing the need to act. Members fully
understand that, even where they are not part of the problem, they are able to
be part of the solution. This may involve no more than simply listening to stakeholders and
providing helpful insights.
http://gcse-food-health-protection.blogspot.ca/2011/10/gcse-food-health-protection-training.html
http://gcse-food-health-protection.blogspot.ca/2012/03/contribute-to-growing-compendium-and-be.html
http://gcse-food-health-protection.blogspot.ca/2011/12/gcse-fhp-systems-management-safety.html
http://gcse-food-health-protection.blogspot.ca/2011/12/real-test-action-program-real-tap.html
http://gcse-food-health-protection.blogspot.ca/2011/11/gcse-fhp-employment-benefit-pact.html
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