Iron Apple Releases A Trailer Sanitization & Wash Program Module To Certify Tanks And Trailers To Meet Food Safety Requirements Iron Apple has released a new food safety certification program module customized for shippers, carriers, and trailer washout facilities for food grade trailers washing facilities. The module includes web forms and meets all FSMA requirements…
Iron Apple has released a new program module customized for shippers, carriers and trailer washout facilities. The core of the program consists of web forms, standard operating procedures, assigned tasks, water testing requirements and checklists. Any carrier who has their own food grade washout facilities or stand-alone washing facility can implement this program to meet requirements set out by the shipper, FSMA and HACCP.
Iron Apple Speaking on FSMA for Carriers at the 2017 FTA Fall Round-Up in Jacksonville, October 10 – 12
We are excited to announce that Iron Apple will be taking part in the Educational Sessions at the Florida Trucking Association (FTA) Fall Round-Up event being held in Jacksonville, FL on October 10 – 12. The topic of our session is the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). We will be presenting this topic and focusing on the Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food Rule (STHAF / STF) and how it affects brokers, carriers, shippers and distribution
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Iron Apple Newsletter – Featured Content: When becoming FSMA compliant, one of the first steps we recommend is to have your team meet the training requirements. Knowledge and training helps put FSMA requirements into perspective, giving your team a better understanding of what is required under FSMA and how it will affect your business and responsibilities when transporting food or food ingredients.
The Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food Rule (STAHF / STF) of FSMA requires that carriers provide awareness training to all employees involved in the sanitary transportation of food products. This training should consist of general awareness of potential food safety issues that may arise during the movement of food loads and basic sanitary transportation practices to address these potential issues.
Continental Logistics (www.continentallogistics.com) is now certified by Iron Apple International for finishing the Training Requirements for FSMA (Food Safety Modernization Act)!
The new FSMA Sanitary Transportation of Food (STF) Rule adds new areas of accountability and food safety responsibilities throughout the food supply chain, from shippers, brokers, to carriers, and warehouses. In addition, this new rule allows transfer of certain responsibilities between covered parties and therefore failing to keep FSMA in mind when negotiating agreements with shippers, brokers, and carriers could be a nightmare- from both a legal and insurability perspective.
Eassons Transport Ltd. Using Iron Apple’s Food Safety Program to Ensure FSMA Compliance Eassons Transport Ltd., a Kentville-based company, has evolved from a two-truck operation predominantly transporting freight from within the Maritimes, to a company with up to 325 trucks on the road hauling primarily temperature controlled products. With the responsibility of transporting food and…
Iron Apple is pleased to confirm that Seafood Express (PEI) Ltd. has recently met the Iron Apple Certification Requirements for FSMA – Food Safety Transport Regulations. The new FMSA Regulations went into effective on April 6, 2017 and impact thousands of the food shippers, brokers, and carriers throughout United States and Canada. Seafood Express…
It is essential to be pro-active and have appropriate procedures, documents and teams in place to help protect everyone- the public, the company and yourselves. The Park Doctrine is a legal standing, which basically states that the FDA in conjunction with the Department of Justice (DOJ) can legally hold Owners, CEOs, or Senior management of companies liable if they are aware of a Food Safety issue.
