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This year there’s been several reasons to be proud to be British: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, The first Brit in a Wimbledon men’s final for 74 years; A Brit winning the men’s doubles title; Bradley Wiggins winning the Tour de France; oh, a certain prestigious sporting event being hosted in our capital city; and, of […]
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsNot every type of training this summer involves an athletics arena, running track, swimming pool, gymnasium, velodrome or the River Thames. For those focused on giving themselves a sporting chance at their next BRC audit, Verner Wheelock Associates is offering 10% off all open courses taking place in Skipton during autumn 2012, if they are booked between
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsThe Food Information Regulations signify a huge change in the way in which food information is supplied to consumers. All EU food businesses will need to ensure that labelling is compliant by a deadline of December 2013. VWA will be running a Food Information Regulations Workshop on 4th October 2012 to assist and inform delegates
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsDo you know the difference between ‘gluten-free’ and ‘very low gluten?’ What about ‘legal’ names and ‘customary names’? Does your food packaging clearly state the country of origin? Can your nutrition and health claims be substantiated? Do you know what’s acceptable and legal? All food manufacturers have a responsibility to ensure that the information
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Food Safety & Hygiene News Specialist CoursesThere has been much debate recently about the appropriateness of international food companies such as McDonalds, Coca Cola, Cadbury’s etc. being official sponsors/supporters for the London 2012 Olympic Games. The main argument is the perception that sporting prowess goes hand-in-hand with healthy eating therefore, by association, it could be construed that eating a Big Mac
Should the Olympics be sponsored by fast food and snack companies? Read More »
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