Legal Labelling course tackles food labelling and marketing issues

The majority of the requirements under the new Food Information Regulations (FIR) come into force in 2014, so now is the ideal time for manufacturers and retailers to ensure that processes are in place to ensure their labelling is compliant by the deadline. Getting it wrong could lead to costly product recalls and fines. To […]

Legal Labelling course tackles food labelling and marketing issues Read More »

Food Safety & Hygiene News Specialist Courses

Chips like Grandad used to make #NationalChipWeek

My grandad wasn’t let loose in the kitchen very often (my Grandma always accused him of “getting under her feet”) and his culinary repertoire was limited, but when he did produce something, the results were delicious. He liked to take his time and do things properly. One of his best dishes which he really knew how to make

Chips like Grandad used to make #NationalChipWeek Read More »

Food Safety & Hygiene News

Case study: Deli Solutions Clitheroe

Background Deli Solutions, based in Clitheroe, Lancashire is part of the WBD group, which supplies high quality own label delicatessen foods to leading retailers including Asda, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose. Products include top end free-range Spanish charcuterie and chilled meat and seafood tapas. The Group has won a number of Quality Food and Grocer Own Label

Case study: Deli Solutions Clitheroe Read More »

Food Industry Case Studies Food Safety & Hygiene News HACCP training Past Courses

Women and Work funding provides great results at VWA

Did you know that women make up just 32% of the workforce in food and drink manufacture? This percentage declines sharply when we take senior management roles into consideration. Here at Verner Wheelock Associates, as members of the National Skills Academy for Food and Drink, we have helped to redress this imbalance by providing training through the UK

Women and Work funding provides great results at VWA Read More »

Food Safety & Hygiene News Past Courses
Scroll to Top