The 10th edition features more than 100 new and updated product images, along with revised specifications, standardized terminology, updated item numbers and more.
Guide explores five key areas of food safety management: assessing risks, detecting weak points in production, choosing appropriate metal detection or X-ray technology, future-proofing inspection capabilities and leveraging digital data management to enhance compliance.
Five Steps to Prevent Physical Contamination guide outlines practical ways to identify risks, select the right inspection technologies and build a proactive contamination prevention strategy.
Guide outlines how smart inspection solutions can help strengthen food safety programs, reduce operational risk and support consistent product quality across processing and packaging operations.
Draft guidance intends to provide industry with best practices for naming and labeling plant-based alternatives to eggs, seafood, poultry, meat and dairy.
Under the guidance, OSHA inspections in these establishments will focus on hazards associated with sanitation and cleanup operations, ergonomics, hazardous energy and machine guarding, among others.