a holistic approach to food safety

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Taking a holistic approach to food safety can help you to: 1. Manage complex operations 2. Improve product quality 3. Increase productivity 4. Reduce costs This slideshare will discuss the business drivers for traceability, along with the 5 stages to consider in developing a traceability program.

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Page 1: A Holistic Approach to Food Safety

The aim of the MES project was to create optimum traceability and

food safety to eliminate the chance of cross-contamination.

The new TrakSYS™ based system has helped us to manage these

complex operations better, while improving product quality, increasing

productivity, and reducing costs.

Randall Warin

Premier Nutrition

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A Holistic Approach to Food Safety

Page 2: A Holistic Approach to Food Safety

• Reduce recall events• Protect consumers & your brand• Compliance

Business Drivers for Traceability

Page 3: A Holistic Approach to Food Safety

Quicken Traceability Stage 1

Material Receiving

• Log/mark materials with source Lot identification

• Capture information required to trace

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Material Location Tracking

• Identify location of any Lot within the facility

• Log container/Lot movements

Quicken Traceability Stage 2

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Finished Goods Lot Identification

• Assign unique Lot numbers to finished goods

• Mark containers of finished goods with a Lot number

Quicken Traceability Stage 3

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Material Consumption Related to Finished Goods

• Log raw material Lots as used in production

• Relate consumed raw materials to finished goods

Quicken Traceability Stage 4

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Product Shipping

• Log product leaving the facility • Digitally capture tracking information

required to market

Quicken Traceability Stage 5