Three of these short courses will be held in 2020, with the first being Feb. 18 to 20.

The company’s lot tracking solutions are applicable for all its batching control systems, both manual and automatic.

It’s the company’s first facility to achieve the food safety certification.

Increased vigilance, innovation, more reliable technologies and ever-improving QC measures help pet food processors offer a broad range of safer products.

Best practices for maintaining food safety and optimizing process efficiency.

Processors can protect their bottom line and ensure food safety with systems that offer precision, consistency and clean breaks between fills.

The course will be hosted in Manhattan, Kansas Feb. 12 to 20.

The agency continues to work with Valley Proteins, Inc. to ensure the company is aware of and implementing preventive measures to mitigate the food safety issue.

The pet food company failed to test the vitamin premix it was supplied for safe levels, which caused several of its wet dog foods to contain 33 times the safe upper limit for vitamin D, according to the FDA.

Company-wide investment, consistent documentation and thorough food safety practices can help.