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FREE SEMINAR FOR SMALL FOOD BUSINESSES

written by John2 January 23, 2016
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fsaiThe Food Safety Authority of Ireland is holding a free ‘Small Food Business Start-Up Seminar’ to assist those working in small food businesses or those who are thinking of setting up a food business.

The half day event next Thursday brings together a range of experts to explore the requirements businesses need to meet to get started and comply with all relevant food safety legislation.

Experts on the day will provide assistance and advice on everything from registering and running a small food business; what to expect from an inspection; food product development; food safety training requirements; setting up a food safety management system; labelling legislation; traceability; and the numerous information resources available from the FSAI.

There will also be two case studies by locally based companies sharing their personal insights into setting up and running a small food business. There will be a number of Q&A sessions throughout the morning and all experts will be available after the event closes for further discussion.

Also there will be experts from a number of other State agencies offering advice on areas such as health and safety requirements; financial supports; product development and; food entrepreneurships.

The event takes place from 8am to 1pm on Thursday, 28th January at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Northwood Park, Santry, Dublin 9. Booking is advised and further information is available at www.fsai.ie/events.

According to, Dr Pamela Byrne, Chief Executive, FSAI the Small Food Business Start-up Seminar is an excellent opportunity for anyone who is thinking about starting a small food business or who has recently gone into business in the food sector.

“There is a clear appetite for information amongst people wishing to pursue new food businesses,” says Dr Byrne.

“Our aim is to make it as easy as possible for people to get all the information and advice they need in order to set up their food business. We also provide information for those already in business who may wish to expand their business or want to keep up-to-date with changes in food legislation. This seminar is one of a number of free supports we provide on an ongoing basis to food entrepreneurs.

There is a free Advice Line service at info@fsai.ie.

 

FREE SEMINAR FOR SMALL FOOD BUSINESSES was last modified: January 22nd, 2016 by John2
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