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Skipton is host to delegates from as far away as Vietnam, Argentina and Russia this week. Twelve delegates have travelled to the area to take part in a specialist course run by food industry training company, Verner Wheelock Associates, based in Broughton Hall Business Park. ‘Creating Thermal Process Flavours is now in its fourth year and […]
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Food Safety & Hygiene News Past Courses Specialist CoursesTraining in food safety and hygiene is essential for any company handling or processing food for human consumption, no matter what their size. Only a few years ago all training of this type was classroom-based, with several members of staff undergoing training at the same time, often for a whole day. Dependent on the length
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Food Safety & Hygiene News Food Safety Training Nutrition Training NewsThe Government is set to scrap or simplify 60 regulations governing the food and hospitality industry, following feedback from the industry. Tourism minister John Penrose announced the move this week after the public and businesses made 600 comments as part of the Government’s Red Tape Challenge. Proposals include: Reducing bureaucracy in licensing by making application forms
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Food Safety & Hygiene News Food Safety Training Specialist CoursesAs a nation, the UK throws away around 8.3 million tonnes of food per year, much of it unnecessarily. The wastage is caused in part by supermarkets offering ‘Buy one get one free’ on perishable items, where there is simply too much of the item for the customer to consume. But perhaps the most common
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Food Safety & Hygiene NewsThe end of the holidays is at last upon us and many families will now be getting ready for the first day back at school. New uniforms and sports kits will be ironed and new books and stationery will be stowed into bags. Many will also be preparing packed lunches, for those who prefer not
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