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Now that the fuss and hype of the Brit Awards and the Grammy’s are over, we can get on with announcing something much closer to our hearts. We’re talking, of course, about the Verner Wheelock Excellence Awards! There are six award categories. These are Student of the Year in HACCP, Auditing or Food Safety; Individual […]
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsHappy New Year! We’re back at VWA HQ with some exciting news. In 2023 we’re launching not one, but two brand new training courses: Managing Vegan Requirements and Enabling a Positive Food Safety Culture. Both are one-day courses and are certificated by Food and Drink Qualifications (FDQ). Managing Vegan Requirements Managing Vegan Requirements has been
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsThis year, two of our longest-standing trainers took the decision to retire. We’re sure that anyone who attended training courses delivered by Paul Bache or Judith Sunderland will join us in sending our very best wishes for a long and happy retirement. In these days of simply logging in to attend training courses which are
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsYesterday was World Food Safety Day. This year’s theme is ‘Safer Food, Better Health’ – something that we at Verner Wheelock fully support. We’ve been making it our business to ensure that food producers, manufacturers and food handlers receive the very best training in Food Safety and HACCP for over 30 years. Different foods and
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsFood allergies are in the spotlight once again. It has just been revealed that a new food allergy immunotherapy trial has been set up. The clinical trial, which aims to make food allergies a thing of the past, has been launched by the parents of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse. The 15 year-old died after consuming a sandwich
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