FDQ Managing Vegan Requirements Course
Course Fee
£430 +VAT (per person)
Discounts available 2 places for £830 + VAT
All course fees are payable in advance.
Course Description
A 1-day course endorsed by FDQ
Vegan diets are proving more popular than ever, with the UK vegan market growing by 40% annually. This comprehensive one-day course, endorsed by FDQ, has been specifically designed to help food manufacturers understand what constitutes a vegan product, how to comply with Vegan Society requirements, and how to implement robust production controls to maintain product integrity throughout the supply chain.
As consumer demand for transparent vegan labelling increases, manufacturers must ensure compliance with both legal requirements and industry standards. This course provides the essential knowledge to navigate the complex landscape of vegan product certification and management.
Video Overview
Duration
1 day
Who Should Attend?
This course is suitable for Technical Managers or those working in Quality Assurance. It will also be beneficial for anyone working in a supervisory role in key areas in manufacturing such as production, planning, warehousing etc. as well as NPD and development chefs.
Entry Requirements
No formal entry requirements, but delegates should have a good basic understanding of food safety.
Course Delivery / Format
Classroom
Delivered face to face at our training centre in Skipton, North Yorkshire UK.
Directions to our training centre
Remote
Delivered Live and online so you'll require a computer and Internet connection
Full details and logging in information given before the start of the course
Course Structure & Content
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Learning Outcomes
You will understand the definitions of Vegan and Vegetarian and how to make a vegan claim. You'll also learn how and why we need to control Vegan and Vegetarian products and raw materials and how to avoid cross-contamination
Qualification / Assessment
Multiple choice test at the end of day with successful candidates awarded with the FDQ Managing Vegan Requirements Certificate.
Course Fee
£430 +VAT (per person)
Discounts available 2 places for £830 + VAT
Course fee includes:
- Course binder and notes
- Lunch and refreshments*
- Exam fee and FDQ certificate
* Classroom courses only
Course FAQ
This new one-day course, endorsed by FDQ, is designed to help manufacturers understand what constitutes a vegan product, how to comply with vegan requirements, and how to implement production controls to maintain product integrity. It covers the definitions of Vegan and Vegetarian, the process of being approved by the Vegan Society, control measures, risk assessments, and avoiding cross-contamination.
The course is suitable for Technical Managers or those working in Quality Assurance, as well as anyone working in a supervisory role in key areas in manufacturing such as production, planning, warehousing, NPD, and development chefs. A good basic understanding of food safety is recommended for delegates.
The course is delivered face-to-face at the training centre in Skipton, North Yorkshire, UK, or remotely online. The remote option is delivered live and requires a computer and Internet connection. Full details and login information are provided before the start of the course.
You will understand the definitions of Vegan and Vegetarian and how to make a vegan claim. You'll also learn how and why we need to control Vegan and Vegetarian products and raw materials and how to avoid cross-contamination. The course emphasizes the importance of managing vegan requirements effectively within the food industry.
Yes, there is a multiple-choice test at the end of the day, with successful candidates awarded the FDQ Managing Vegan Requirements Certificate. The assessment ensures that participants have a comprehensive understanding of managing vegan requirements in the food industry.
The course fee is £430 +VAT per person or £830 +VAT for 2 people. All course fees are payable in advance and include a course binder, notes, lunch and refreshments for classroom courses, exam fee, and FDQ certificate.
No formal entry requirements are specified, but delegates should have a good basic understanding of food safety. The course is designed to cater to a wide range of professionals working in the food industry who are involved in managing vegan requirements.
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