The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has contracted with Safe Food Alliance to host 25 Produce Safety Training classes between January and June of 2018. The contract covers central and southern California counties beginning at Madera, Fresno, San Benito and Monterey counties along the north, to the border counties of San Diego and
Safe Food Alliance, serving the agricultural industry since 1908, is offering the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) required training for growers. Covered farms are required to have at least one designated supervisor who has been trained in food safety practices based on the Produce Safety rule. The first compliance date is January 2018. This course
Safe Food Alliance’s first-ever public training on the brand-new SQF Code Edition 8 will be held in Tulare, CA. Register today! Course Objectives Come and learn about the newest edition of SQF, just released this spring! Ideal for companies seeking new certification or as an update for companies currently certified to edition 7.2. Learn strategies
