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In 2009 after more than 10 years of review, the Food Hygiene Regulations were introduced in Malaysia. The regulations specified food premises registration, infrastructural requirements, conduct of food handlers and many other prescriptive requirements of which both the management and the food handlers can be prosecuted for non-compliances.
Most food manufacturers have implemented Good Manufacturing Practices and HACCP but many food service organizations are still ignorant and choose to adopt the ‘wait and see” attitude. Most food service management are not trained on food safety principles and methods. Relying on common sense is a recipe for a disaster.
This training provides Food Service Organizations (including restaurants, cafeteria, catering, canteen and other eateries) with the understanding of the importance of food safety and how it should be managed in order to safeguard the health of consumers and prevent prosecution by the authorities.
Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to:
This course will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of:
This course is specially designed for personnel responsible for managing food service organizations including:
On completion, you will be awarded an internatoinally recognized BSI Training Academy certificate.
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