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Achieving Food Safety and Defense Results Inspect it, Assess it, Improve it Welcome to Indiana State Department of Health’s 4th bi-annual Food Safety and Defense Symposium hosted by the Food Protection Program and co-sponsored by the Indiana Environmental Health Association (IEHA) and the Mid-America Public Health Training Center (MAPHTC). The symposium is designed for state and local food specialists responsible for retail food protection in their respective jurisdictions. This is your opportunity to hear the latest information directly from the experts and an important networking opportunity for local food staff. Emphasis will be on the latest approaches, regulations, and topics relevant to the retail food industry. |
Day 1 Botulism Recall Panel – What We Learned Diffusing the Confusion – Samples & Complaints Panel - Building Relationships with the Food Industry & Gaining Compliance Without Losing Sleep |
Day 1
Welcome! News and Updates
Botulism Recall Panel – What We Learned Pam Pontones: PowerPoint-Slides |
Day 2 Handout CFP Field Training Manual - pg.40 through 90 Panel - Regulating Retail Food Establishments that Do Not Meet Definitions Provided in Law Interpretation of the 501 code by the IRS and ISDH Guidance Developing a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point Plan Conference for Food Protection – Assessment of Training Needs |
New Recall Protocol
Diffusing the Confusion – Samples & Complaints |
Day 3 Latest FDA News – Regulations, Food Code Changes, Essential Science |
Panel - Building Relationships with the Food Industry & Gaining Compliance Without Losing Sleep Ed Norris/ Frank Leary: Video of the Presentation
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Day 2
Interpretation of the 501 code by the IRS and ISDH Guidance Peggy Combs, IRS: PowerPoint-Slides Scott Gilliam: PowerPoint-Slides
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Developing a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point Plan |
Conference for Food Protection – Assessment of Training Needs |
Foodborne Disease Update |
Conference for Food Protection 2010
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Day 3
Latest FDA News – Regulations, Food Code Changes, Essential Science PowerPoint-Slides (not available) |
Using Indiana Health Alert Network (IHAN) PowerPoint-Slides (not available) |
Indiana Retail Food Defense Survey Results & the Interstate Food Transportation Assessment Project (IFTAP) |
The ISDH Food Emergency Response Plan |