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Cold Chain Best Practices and the Food Safety Modernization Act
Session Highlights:
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Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) foundations
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Specific provisions of the FSMA that impacts cold chain and food and drug safety
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Cold chain best practices for food and drugs
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Cold chain best practices for warehousing, transportation, packaging, handling, loading, and unloading
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Best practices for monitoring temperatures, documentation, maintenance, and training
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Technology solutions that can help enable best practices processes, monitoring and documentation
Areas Covered During the Session
People who attend this webinar will gain the following benefits:
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A framework for Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) compliance
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A checklist of cold chain best practices
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An approach for developing the processes and culture necessary for food safety
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An understanding of the Food Safety Modernization Act and how it impacts cold chain best practices
Overview of the webinar
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) is the biggest regulatory overhaul in the history of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FSMA is a paradigm shift that moves the focus from food inspections to preventative measures and process compliance. The FSMA will impact food producers, distributors, retailers and transportation and logistics companies that transport food. The FSMA has specific provisions for temperature-controlled food.
Join this session by expert speaker Joe Lynch, where he will review of technology solutions that can enable cold chain best practice processes.
Who should attend?
Companies that are involved in the cold chain and or food supply chain including:
- Food producers
- Food retailers, distributors, processors, and wholesalers
- Cold chain supply chain practitioners
- 3rd party logistics providers especially if they are involved in the cold chain
- Transportation companies including trucking, sea freight, air freight, and intermodal companies
- Cold chain warehousing companies that store, handle, package and process food in temperature-controlled facilities
- Supply chain and operations consultants
- Transportation brokers
- Quality Control/Assurance and Food Safety professionals
- Operations managers/supervisors
- Regulatory professional
- R & D or Product Developers professionals
- Corporate quality managers
- Operations personnel
- Plant management personnel
- Third parties developing HACCP plans
- Validation specialists
- Food Industry Consultants
- Quality system auditors
Why should you attend?
A cold chain is a temperature-controlled supply chain. An unbroken cold chain is an uninterrupted series of storage and distribution activities which maintain a given temperature range. It is used to help extend and ensure the shelf life of products such as fresh agricultural produce, seafood, frozen food, and drugs. With the passage of the Food Safety Modernization Act, cold chain companies should reevaluate their cold chain best practices.
Faculty - Mr.Joe Lynch
Joe Lynch is Keynote Speaker at ComplianceIQ. He is the founder of The Logistics of Logistics, a logistics training and consulting firm. Joe specializes in helping logistics and transportation companies grow their sales. Joe also works with manufacturers, retailers, distributors and wholesalers to select and manage their logistics providers (3PLs, brokers, carriers, etc.)
Joe's significant experience in logistics and supply chain has given him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities facing companies that outsource some or all of their transportation and logistics functions.
Mr. Lynch is a frequent speaker / presenter at industry conferences. Joe also conducts dozens of webinars per year. Recent topics include: inbound logistics, automotive logistics, 3PL selection & implementation, service level agreements, managing with key performance indicators, 3PL sales strategy, shipping to/from Mexico, and LTL trends.
Prior to founding The Logistics of Logistics, Joe was the General Manager of Rock Solid Logistics, a management based 3PL.
Earlier in his career, Joe led a supply chain consultancy, which focused on the automotive sector. His consulting engagements included: value stream mapping, supply chain optimization, lean product development, module strategy, and quality improvement.
Joe started his career as an automotive engineer and eventually rose to program launch manager for vehicles built in Thailand and China. He has a Bachelor of Business Administration and from Cleary University. Joe also earned a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Michigan. His master?s program was specifically designed for facilitators, trainers and consultants.