FSMA Fridays January 2018: Food Defense

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This document summarizes an FSMA Fridays webinar from January 2018. The webinar covered FSMA news and updates, focused on food defense requirements under the Intentional Adulteration Rule, and included a question and answer session. Speakers from The Acheson Group and SafetyChain discussed key aspects of the Intentional Adulteration Rule such as vulnerability assessments, mitigation strategies, and compliance dates. Resources for industry on food defense requirements were also provided.

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FSMA FRIDAYS
The Latest Industry News, Updates & Trends
January 2018

MONTHLY INDUSTRY UPDATE
FSMA Related News
Regulation Changes & Updates
Industry Trends
Q&A with TAG
FSMA FRIDAYS
What is FSMA Friday?

FSMA FRIDAYS
Agenda
HELPFUL TIPS
Informal but professional format
Ask Questions (Q&A at end)
Only panelists are displayed
Recording link will be shared
Audio issues: use call-in number
WHAT WE WILL COVER
FSMA News & Updates
FSMA Focus: Food Defense
Audience Q&A

FSMA FRIDAYS
Presenters
Brian Sharp
VP Marketing, SafetyChain
Rolando González, PhD
Sr. Director of Scientific & Technical Affairs, The Acheson Group

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
What is the Intentional Adulteration Rule?
 Food defense
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
1984 Bioterror Attack
The Dalles, OR

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
What is the regulatory approach to food
defense?
 Vulnerabilities
 Key Activity Types
o Bulk liquid receiving and loading
o Liquid storage and handling
o Secondary ingredient handling
o Mixing and similar activities

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
Who is covered and what compliance dates
apply?
 Compliance dates:
o Large businesses: July 26, 2019
o Small businesses: July 27, 2020
o Very small businesses: July 26, 2021
 Exemptions/modified requirements

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
How is food fraud addressed?
 EMA

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
How should the industry get ready for
compliance with the IA Rule?
 Food Defense Plan
o Vulnerability assessment
o Mitigation strategies
o Monitoring
o Corrective actions
o Verification
o Records
 Training

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
What to expect from FDA?
 Planned inspections approach
o Staged implementation
o Food Defense Plan quick checks
o Food defense comprehensive
inspections

FSMA FRIDAYS
FSMA: Food Defense
What resources are available to industry?
 FDA planned guidance
 FDA online tools
https://www.fda.gov/Food/FoodDefense/default.htm
 Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance
Technical Assistance Network
https://fspca.force.com/FSPCA
 Food Protection and Defense Institute
https://foodprotection.umn.edu/
 External experts

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Connect and continue the
conversation on our
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Help!
Rules & Regulations
Personalized Consultations
Food Safety Plans
FDA Records
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AchesonGroup.com | 800-401-2239

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SafetyChain Software
Food Safety
Food Quality
Supplier Compliance
Food Quality Management Software
Learn more at SafetyChain.com

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Resources & Events
FSMA Friday Session Recording
SafetyChain Beyond Compliance Webinar Series
SafetyChain Demo Day
TAG Newsletter
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FSMA Fridays January 2018: Food Defense

1. FSMA FRIDAYS The Latest Industry News, Updates & Trends January 2018

2. MONTHLY INDUSTRY UPDATE FSMA Related News Regulation Changes & Updates Industry Trends Q&A with TAG FSMA FRIDAYS What is FSMA Friday?

3. FSMA FRIDAYS Our Sponsors

4. FSMA FRIDAYS Agenda HELPFUL TIPS Informal but professional format Ask Questions (Q&A at end) Only panelists are displayed Recording link will be shared Audio issues: use call-in number WHAT WE WILL COVER FSMA News & Updates FSMA Focus: Food Defense Audience Q&A

5. FSMA FRIDAYS Presenters Brian Sharp VP Marketing, SafetyChain Rolando González, PhD Sr. Director of Scientific & Technical Affairs, The Acheson Group

6. FSMA NEWS

7. FSMA FOCUS

8. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense What is the Intentional Adulteration Rule?  Food defense Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh 1984 Bioterror Attack The Dalles, OR

9. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense What is the regulatory approach to food defense?  Vulnerabilities  Key Activity Types o Bulk liquid receiving and loading o Liquid storage and handling o Secondary ingredient handling o Mixing and similar activities

10. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense Who is covered and what compliance dates apply?  Compliance dates: o Large businesses: July 26, 2019 o Small businesses: July 27, 2020 o Very small businesses: July 26, 2021  Exemptions/modified requirements

11. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense How is food fraud addressed?  EMA

12. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense How should the industry get ready for compliance with the IA Rule?  Food Defense Plan o Vulnerability assessment o Mitigation strategies o Monitoring o Corrective actions o Verification o Records  Training

13. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense What to expect from FDA?  Planned inspections approach o Staged implementation o Food Defense Plan quick checks o Food defense comprehensive inspections

14. FSMA FRIDAYS FSMA: Food Defense What resources are available to industry?  FDA planned guidance  FDA online tools https://www.fda.gov/Food/FoodDefense/default.htm  Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance Technical Assistance Network https://fspca.force.com/FSPCA  Food Protection and Defense Institute https://foodprotection.umn.edu/  External experts

15. Q & A

16. FSMA FRIDAYS Join us on LinkedIn Connect and continue the conversation on our FSMA Fridays LinkedIn Group!

17. FSMA FRIDAYS The Acheson Group Need FSMA Help? TAG is Here to Help! Rules & Regulations Personalized Consultations Food Safety Plans FDA Records GFSI Compliance Learn more at AchesonGroup.com | 800-401-2239

18. FSMA FRIDAYS SafetyChain Software Food Safety Food Quality Supplier Compliance Food Quality Management Software Learn more at SafetyChain.com

19. FSMA FRIDAYS Resources & Events FSMA Friday Session Recording SafetyChain Beyond Compliance Webinar Series SafetyChain Demo Day TAG Newsletter Join us next month February 23, 2018

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