Louise Agius, Risk Management Specialist
Ensuring the safety and quality of your cider is in everyone’s best interest. To maintain your products’ safety, as well as a trusted business reputation, it is important to take steps to minimize or eliminate contamination risks.
To learn how to identify and manage potential food safety risks in your operation, plan to attend an upcoming Assessing and Managing Food Safety Risks in Apple Cider Production workshop.
This full-day workshop, held by OMAFRA’s Foods of Plant Origin program, will provide essential information and effective tools to help producers of fresh apple cider identify and minimize food safety risks.
Workshop locations and dates:
St. Jacobs: Wednesday, August 17th
Cost:
Tickets are 25$. Your ticket covers your workshop training, plus a light breakfast, coffee, snacks, and lunch.
Registration Information:
1-877-424-1300 or visit www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/food/inspection/juice/ciderworkshop.htm.
Foods of Plant Origin Contact:
Louise Agius
Risk Management Specialist
louise.agius@ontario.ca
519 826-6610
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