Cramer’s Corner – Chapter 1, Slide 1

September 27th, 2022 by Ima Admin

Food Manufacturing Obligations
Cramers Corner Chapter 1:1
Per Michael Cramer, ”

A weekly post for sanitation, food safety and quality professionals to aid in the production of safe and wholesome foods. Each week we’ll provide excerpts from my book, Food Plant Sanitation: Design Maintenance and Good Manufacturing Practices.

Well start this week with obligations that food manufacturers have to their customers, consumers and their company.”

Slide Content
Food manufacturers have an obligation to protect
– Consumers and Customers
– Their brands and company reputation
– Company employees and stakeholders

They also have a responsibility to conform to all applicable regulations

Sanitation regulations for USDA facilities include:
– 9 CFR 416 Sanitary Operations
– Directive 5000.1 Sanitary Performance Standards
Sanitation regulations for FDA facilities include:
– Food Safety Modernization Act
– Sanitation Preventive Control

USDA and FDA facilities will also be required to maintain sanitary operational conditions through employee conformance to Good Manufacturing Practices


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