MSU Extension Commercial Food Safety

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  Commercial Food Safety

  Food safety is critical for food producers, processors, distributors and restaurateurs to produce safe and wholesome food. MSU Extension offers several resources, trainings and certifications related to food safety for individuals in the food industry.

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  HACCP Overview for Employees in Meat and Poultry Establishments

  This training is for employees working in meat and poultry establishments that are responsible for monitoring activities. It provides an overview of meat and poultry inspection and the components of a HACCP plan. Participants will learn what biological, chemical, and physical hazards are, the elements of a hazard analysis, examples of critical limits and important monitoring requirements. There are interactive knowledge checks throughout the training and once finished a certificate of completion is issued for the participant. This certificate can serve as documentation of needed training for regulatory or third-party audit purposes.

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  Tina Conklin

  Associate Director, MSU Product Center and Director, Food Processing and Innovation Center
  conkli74@msu.edu
  517-580-3404
  

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  Jeannine Schweihofer, PhD

  Senior Meat Quality Extension Educator
  grobbelj@msu.edu
  810-989-6935
  

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  Kirk D. Dolan

  Professor
  dolank@msu.edu
  517-353-3333
  

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  Leslie D. Bourquin

  Professor and Chairperson
  bourqui1@msu.edu
  517-353-3329
  

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  Meat Processor Deer/Venison Intake Protocol to Prevent the Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease

  Published on September 1, 2020
  Wear rubber or latex gloves when accepting and handling deer.

• Sanitation guidance vary by regulatory agency for small and very small meat and poultry establishments

  Published on November 20, 2019
  Areas of overlap exist among regulatory agencies for facility sanitation guidance in ready-to-eat facilities, but some are more stringent.

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  Meat Processor Deer/Venison Processing Protocol to Prevent the Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease

  Published on November 13, 2018
  Wear rubber or latex gloves when accepting and handling deer and venison. Change gloves between different animals/carcasses.

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  Sanitizing Surfaces Record Keeping Form

  Published on March 17, 2020
  This is a sample of a form used to keep track of surfaces being sanitized in food processing facilities.

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  HACCP: Keeping consumers of smoked fish safe

  Published on May 28, 2015
  Learn about the safety training behind the seafood products you eat.

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  Considerations for meat processors accepting venison to prevent spreading chronic wasting disease

  Published on September 23, 2020
  Protocol for meat processors to follow when accepting venison this hunting season.

• North Central Regional Aquaculture Center funds project to explore an AIS-HACCP certification

  Published on November 15, 2013
  Assessment of individual aquaculture and baitfish operations can minimize the risk of spreading aquatic invasive species and safeguard their businesses.

• Michigan Sea Grant conducting aquaculture AIS-HACCP session at Planning for Aquaculture Business

  Published on July 3, 2012
  Developing a healthy aquaculture operation entails good working knowledge of developing an AIS-HACCP plan to keep fish healthy and your business growing.

• Extension offers manager level ServSafe certification

  Published on October 5, 2016
  Michigan requires that each food establishment that sells food to the public have at least one certified food safety manager.

• Building a HACCP team

  Published on March 2, 2020
  A good HACCP plan consists of more than one person writing something down and filing it in a binder to collect dust on the shelf.

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  AIS-HACCP/Aquaculture Biosecurity Workshop to be offered in Clare

  Published on October 2, 2014
  The baitfish and aquaculture industries have been proactive in preventing the spread of AIS through training programs, and implementing HACCP plans that are specific to their industries.

• Seafood HACCP course in the Great Lakes help Native American communities increase their business

  Published on December 17, 2013
  Michigan Sea Grant and Michigan State University Extension continue to lead efforts with the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission in seafood processing training in the Great Lakes.

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  AFDO/Seafood Alliance HACCP Training Course to be held in December

  Published on October 3, 2016
  All commercial fish processors, staff required to take course if not currently certified.

• AFDO/Seafood Alliance HACCP Training Course to be held in December in Baraga Michigan

  Published on October 4, 2013
  Commercial fish processors are encouraged to register for the next Seafood HACCP Certification course if they or their staff needs training.

• AFDO/Seafood Alliance HACCP training course coming in December 2014

  Published on November 10, 2014
  Commercial fish processors are encouraged to register for the next Seafood HACCP Certification course in Brimley, Michigan.