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12 steps to ensuring your culinary creations meet global sanitary standards
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Want to sell your food and drink overseas but finding it difficult to navigate the international compliance regulations? We are here to make the requirements much more digestible for you with 12 essential things you need to know!
What you’ll learn
- understand the sanitary registration process and requirements are when selling food and drink products overseas
- identify the specific requirements and documentation needed for various product categories
- develop strategies to streamline the registration process and learn how to avoid common pitfalls
Description
If you are looking to sell your food and drink to global customers, its important to understand the sanitary requirements that apply to your products, to ensure they are compliant with international regulations and don't get stopped at the border!
70% of global food and drink recalls are due to non-compliance with sanitary regulations, showing how important it is for food and drink producers to be clear on the legislation and steps to take to avoid non-compliance. Completing the proper sanitary registration of food and drink products can reduce export delays by up to 50%.
This session will cover the main food safety measures you need to know, what checks you may be subject to and may need to prepare for, along with guidance on any documentation you may need to complete.
We'll cover the 12 steps you need to take to ensure you can successfully register your food and drink products and open up access to seeing your brand stocked in many countries around the globe!
Speakers
Matt Vick
Trade and Customs Specialist, Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade
Matt handles the Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade delivery of public training courses, customs and SPS consultancy, and tutor for individuals at Level 3.
He has extensive international trade experience, stemming from a background in freight forwarding & customs services, culminating in special recognition at the British International Freight Association Awards in 2022.
He was a team leader at Good Logistics for the Brexit taskforce & customs Team, later moving on to the deep-sea forwarding department.
He gained Special Recognition at the BIFA Awards 2022 and was a former Team Leader for deep-sea freight and customs services.